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VANDALIA.
PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1837.
STATS HIOTS

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(e7-The oditor of this paper will leave Von-
dhlia to day, for the purpose of waiting on his
patrona in n few ‘of the southern and western
counties, with their accounts. He hopes they
will excuco for a week or two the abgence of
editorial matter in the papety and they will
oblige him also by proparing themselves to
eeitlo the eunll sume due; which, thougl
tral are very numerous, and are cesential to
hin ju the proper progress of his business, —
Bur, enovgh said.

of the Supre!

“The Hon, Justice Me Lenny
Court of the United States, arrived in Van-
dolin last evening, for the purpose of opening
and attending tho ensuing sessien of the
Courtat this place. This is the firat term of
this Court which will hnve been held in Hie
nois, at which a Supreme Judye hos presited
‘The law establishing the present system was
passed by Cungeess last winter, and is mong,
tho fruits of the administration of Gen, Jack-
con, whose guardian caro of tho grent West
was likke that ofa father for his children.

We wero glad to notice that Judye MeLenn
js m excellent health, notwithstanding the
fatigue he must have undergone it travelling
through his extensive Circuit.

Tur Cextnan Rar Way.—It is with the
highest gratification we announce the arrival at
our town on Wednesday last of our estecined
follow-citizon, Lieut. Panrman, Chief Engi-
necr, and Sr. Gitrix, Assistant Engineer on
the southern branch of the road. ‘The survey
of thie important artery of our system is now
cotnpleted from the niouth of the Ohio to Vun-
dufia. We ca:nct as yet, lay before our rea
ders the notes of this important eurver, Wwe
yearn that the Engineer will occupy himself at
Bolleville for come weeks in making out the
details of the survey.

By the wo ern Winter showed his fro.
zen face on the very day of the completion o
the survey, the Engineers having been favor:
with good weather throughout the eampaign-
‘Thus Providence, itself, if we may be periit-
ted 0 say 60, secms to have lent a helping
hand in forwarding the State’s vast and splen
did enterprise.

Tur Exran:s Mate.—We learn from Cul.
Autrs, now in Ve
tract for carrying the Express Mail from
Terre Hauto to St. Lonis, that he expects
to commence rooning early ia December
nest, iu time to carry the mocsage of the
President from Terre Haute as faras Vanda
lic, Co!, Avis not certain that he will be
able to moke the neéessary arrangemen
Letween this place and 81. Louis, sosoona
the time store owned. His contract tim
the Grst of January, with the privilege wo
suppose of cowmmenciig sooner if he can dv
to. The contractor deserves much praise
for the promptitude which he has alreudy e-
vinced. His stock is already stationed nt all
the necessary points between this place an]
Terre Heute, and he ine clively en
ged in making the necessary nero
cn the othor part of the ronic. Cul.

ndalia, who has the con-

A. has

also the contract for carrying the regutar|'

Mail betwen this plnce and Terre -nute
twice a week which ‘commences on the 1st
of January.

We copy from the Alton papers the account
given by the Mayor of the city of the tragedy
recently enacted at that ple en thus teld,
itis fearful tale, aud bas more than imade
good the predictions which we ventured to
and destruc”

tnake four weeks ago:—“ Muri
tion” have followed in the train. But we for-
ear comment. The prezs throughout the
State, without exception, bas now taken up the
eubject in its proper light; and they will ex-
cuse us for observing that if (hey bad dune so
before the occurrence of the fatal events which
they ji

condemn, their wuited voice might

have stayed the whirlwind which has passed
over the infunt city of Alton.
eay that no portion of the civilized
which the events of that bloody duy are de
etined to pass on eagle’s wings, will conde:nn

We venture to

vorld, over

them more ecvercly than the Pec
donow. Step by step were they |
fatal precipice. ‘To them the past gives al
fon which will bo zemambered for nges to
Tn the supremacy uf the lis aLons iz
‘he first duty of every citizen is to
maintain that supremacy, what
pose it, or whatever may be the hazard.
‘A nicetizg of the citizensof Alton was held
previous to the fatal affray, for the
matters between
community
blish hiniself.
ost re
lutions

epectable cit zens of Alton. Many
wore adupted; but, as mit have been expec-
ted, they failed of their pecitic purposo, We
notice that ou the motion Mr. Krum, the May-
of, a resolution was adopted deprecating the
remarks in the papers referring to the condi-
tion of things at Alton. So furas this resolve
may have been intended faz tho remarks in this
paper afew wecks ego, we have only to eay,
that they were written with a good purposs,
and if they havo not been received in the same
spirit we are sorry for it.

"The Sangamo Journal and the Free Press

=”
Sg Seg SS SS
BS Anis conservaTNes.

We copy several able articles from the
Globe, somo uf which are on our first page.
We call tho particular attention of tho reador
tothe ons giving the particulars of the OPEN
COALITION between the CONSERVA
VIVES an! the FEDERAL BANK party.
Twill Le scen that the Conservatives of the
City of New York, with Swartwout tbe Col-
rand Captain Preserved Fish at theit
wl ADOPTED ‘THE WIIG ticket, ane
voted for it nt te polly. So much for Con-
It has thus roved itself to bes

servation,
what we have before pronounced it—but an
other name for Federalism. How the Re~
cntatives fa the lower House of Con
gress from Hiinois happened to join this par
ty atthe late session, is for them to expl
tol Mr. May is the only
one of them that has yet addressed his con-
stituents on the subject, but his explanation
Phat

iv coustijuents.

amounts to no more por less than this:
he was alvays at heart opposed to the mea-
while he run.
fur Congress on the popularity of his name:
and now that the old patriot has retired, he
(May) thinks himself strong enough to op-
\r

i

sures of Gen, Jackson, even

and

vent the carrying out of the

aves of Gen. Jackson by Mr, Van Bu-
~~ Mr. May has th
tho question before the People of his district
simply to this? Ave you for Gen. Jackson and
iples or {yr William L. May andfis?
Much the same question, we are sorry to say
must ultimately come before the People
of those districts represented by Mr. Casey
ond Mr. Snyder. {every question which
came hefore the late Congress, from the efee-
tion of Allen, the bank man, as printer, to
tke defeat of the bill separating the Govern-
ment frum banks, did Messrs. Casey and
Snyder vote with Mr. May, except on the
question of a national bank.

We should be weting a treacherous part to
our numerous patrons, if we were not to
yenk out ata crisis like this. We tell the
eople of the sceond Congressional district,
and we wish Uiem to remember what we now
iy, Mat we have strong grounds fur beliov-
ing that their Representative in Congress
wil vote against the bill separating bank
and State atthe session of Congress which
he is now about to attend. Tf, therefore, it
is their will that be should vote for the Di- |
vorce, they must forthwith irstruct bin to
do so.

Ja short, we believe that Messrs. Casey,

ren, his suceesse = brought

his prin

May, wud Snyder haye joined the Conserva-
tives past all hope of return, We say this in
sorrow, ‘That the reader may under-

id the (rue character of the Conserya-
live party, we as) him to read the following:

‘The cousersative repull
They adopted m
voted the whig ti

ans acted lika men
hau-way smeasures, but resolutely.
Y Ere, Star.

From the fi
Ou the evening of the close of the New York elec-
tion, the Whigs held a avecting while the r2tunis were

ce wade, and General Swart
ig, which was adopted with

wout ollvred the foilosi

in. Speeches w

“Reslred, T
en to the gallaxt
all other parts of the >

yecasiin of ths
are

tie thanks of this meeting be giv |

res of the 15th Ward, nnd
0, fur their noble conduct on
eat coutest which bas just ¥

oy the & galimiit conservatives! who betenyed the

Wd nce ilictate the policy of the

istration and bring the great clemocratic

to base to theie arrogant assump

ie Whig party in duc |
on

r use they co)
ge An
party of the

my have been received
‘as the reward of theic traltorous desen

Foun the New. York Evening Post.

ven Pisi.—We earn that Cu tai Pre-
served Fieh vesterday voted the entire Whig ticket,
Hoxie and all—aud oto ly dil he vote it, but we ae
tule he did it openly and above board, like a wan.—
Com. Alo?

Such are the expressions of satisfaction with which
the apostncy of this zentlenan js meutioned in the
Wwhig journals, We have very little to say about hin.
Ue joied ovr party, gat wh: ceil fory anil now
shoivs ug his back pall change for the
whige. Many a tine a tiled
gentry abused Preserve! Fish!
pacsajed 1 ©

Many a
al of seo ny and his person |
wice by his wev allies,

he eeutinents af Goy. Kinney, Gov. Reynolds
Mr. Shields, Col. anid hundreds
ofother distingvished wen of the pacty, are believed

tole
tives’

inet the dosticner and projects of the Destruc-
Sanaanio Jounsat.

If by the term “Destructives,” the Jour:
I means the evstaincrs of Mr. Van Buren

'
nnd tle measures of hia late message, we
are prepared to make a reply for two of the
gentlemen cniimerated above. We are an-
(horized to say that Governor REYNOLDS
is,as he basever keen, a warm friend of the
Administration—that_ he highly approves of
the lute message of the President, and is
warnily in favor of the sub-treasury bill
h was def i

uted by the Conservatives ut
tlc Jate session of Congress,

This we are authorized to say on behalf
of Gov, Reynolds

our opinion, to de

who is not the man, in
this party cither in or
Gov, Reynolds is not fish”
He is now a private cit-
1n, but we dislike to see his views and opin
inns misrepresented by the Federal papers.
We learn thathe was the first man who wom
inated Gon. Jackson for the Presidency in
Ulinois, and like a good soldier bas remained
true to the principles of that great man
from that day to this.

We are aut d to make the same state-
ment a3 is i st paragraph aboye in re-
qard to the opmions of Gen. Ewixe. Wo are
authorized tosay, that Gen. Eis wai mly iu
yor of the sub treasury Lill; and we have more

out of Congress.
ing for ay office.
iw

are outagainst Mr. M’Laventi on account
of his having occupied the Chair at the re-
cent meeting of the Democracy of Payette
county, We do not think thata man ought
tobe expected to sel! him elf to the bank,
body and soul, when he consents to be one «

ils oflicers. Surely the President of a bank
docs not give up his right to express his opin.
jons as a man, when he enters x bank. ‘This
js the doctrine these Peden editors would
establish. Whether or not itis the doctrine
nk, wo do not kaow; but we should

hope not.
————=
(crEvery democratic paper in the state

of Iiijuois condemns the course of its dcloga-
tion in the Lower Houso of Congress, in
terms as strong as words can express. Whilst
every paper that advocates a National Bank
approves of it in the same ardent maaner.—
Bnihee which purty owns them? Two of
them Messrs Cusoy and Suyder, still pretend
to be democrats. In unswer to this we
can only eny that we hope they will prove
themselves so ut the next mecting of con.
gress. —Chicago Democrat. <

than once heard him regret the defeat of
Biair & Rives as highly ungenerous and un
yrateful towards those spirited nd able con-
ductors of the Globe. It is now admitted,
our renders well remember, that our entire
delegation in the House voted for Allen, the
bank man, who is doing the printing of the
Mouse ina building and upon types owned
by the Bank of the United States.

Like Gov. Reyxonps. who was tho first
to nominute Gen Jacxsox, Gen, Ewing was
tho first to nominate Mr. Van Buren for the
Presidency in Illinois. Throughvut bis briet
senatoriit! term no man more firmly sustain-

J the administration, and in his late term as
adelcgnte in the Legislature no man took
stronger g pind wgninst the extraordinary
privileges yranted to the Bank at that session.
Gen. E. remnins ou his old ground, nor is he
the man to Jeavoit, as we think.

We hope our readers will excuse these

personal remarks. We-nre not in the
habit of making them. But we cannot con-

sent to see the opinions of leading men of
the Democratic party misrepresented by the
Foderul papers, without setting the matter

ITISH AGENTS ectablished in our
Seaports!!—By tho following oxtracts taken
trom a late London Bank Circular, it will be
geen that the Bank of England has sent on
agent to the United States, “ part of whose
uty will be to appoint proper agents to COR-
RESPOND WITH THE BANK OF ENG-
LAND at our great seaports”! ond this
agent “is to act under the advice of the Pre-
sident and Directors of the Bank of the Uni-
ted States

We believe the People have not doubted,
for some yeura past, that there was an inti-
between tho mis-called

mate conection

England; but if ony of them have ever real-
ly had ny doubis upon the subject, they
ust now be effectually removed ; as the cir-

jar below expres
that connection. ‘The British Bi
as gone a step farther than we could have:

cul
ant, howev-

er,
<upposed it possible she would have had the
eflrontery to do. Acting under the advice”
of Nicholas Biddle, she is now locating agents
at the different seaports of our country, as
imperial Rome once established her Quaes-
tors in every province -brought under sub-
jection.

Do the People ask what it isy that has thus
emboldened a foreign money power openly
to establish her agents within our borders?
Wo answer, that it is thé power of the Banks,
with Biddle at theie head. [tis the money
power of the couitry, acting for the aggran-
dizement of the few and for political ends.
No man of Common information can doubt
the teuth-of this.

‘As eXtended and powerful us have been
tho secret societies whose existence history
records, we doubt whether their members
were bound by a league half so powerful as
that which unites the money classes, Phere
isn scerct tie that binds Bank men together
Which no distance can separate or weaken.
Lhe tics of couniry and kindred nny be sev-
cred, but it remains unbroken. ‘Tho lines
which tho patriot ever sees, ns a wall of fire,
dividing his country froma foreign power,
ble to the thorough Bank man. Ty
ide pations were

are in
the boundaries which
removed, and tho vast carth brought to ac-
knowledge one common master, the brightest
visions of the Bank man would be realized

if that master were a money-king.
‘This establichnient of foreign money ageuts
in our country has to us an appearance of

usurpation on the rights of Government.
tions at peaco with cach other depute agents
cach to the dominions of each other, to trans-
j but thi
s for national pu

net their bus right is reserved
by treaty, and
ther the Bank of England has the tight 10

nly

ses, Whe.

depute her agents to this country and

establish them in every town on our seabord

is'a question which we are unable to answor.
Certain we are, that she ought to have no
such right.
From the GJube.
CONNECTION BETWEEN THE MANS OF NOLAND
AND MR. PIDDLE'S DANK OF THE U.S.
From alate Loudon bank cieular, of which we
have an extract in the Journal of Commerce, we see
soine intimations of the assocution af ween
the geeat Banks, which we nevec doubted was.such a
them ina +0, 50 far as politics in
+ countey allecting those intecests Were concerned,
‘The Loulou baukors say
‘Tho bank holds various securities lodged
with them to guarantes the advances made
to the eminent merchant bankers who sus
pended payments mere thon three months
since. Amongst these would be Lills of ex-
nyc, drawa Ly, or on account of, mer-
charts in the United States; to effe
upon the latter some agent would be requis
ite, ond this kind of business being—at least
in its extent and inporiance—new to the
Sank of England, the protested bills were in
the first instance transmitted to the Bank of
the United States for collection or arrange-
ment.”

Here we find the UD:
as the collecting branch of the Ban
the circula goes on to tell the publig thacit is from
courtesy, or good fellgicship!” "To cement the con
tion, the Bank of Bhglamt has sent an ag
hes Of this the circular says:

“We beliere that the most friendly fecling
and the utmost confulence ‘subsists between
these tio great banks; and the gent is ac-
cordingly, we understand, directed to net un-
der the advice of the President and directors
of the Bank of the United States, in all cas
requiring their assistance. Part of his duty
will he to appoint proper AGENTS ‘TO
CORRESPOND WITH THE BANK OF
ENGLAND at the great seaports. Incidents
must be frequently occurring, wiich would
equire te immediate interpositinn of some
fixed and recognised correspondent of the
Bank of England. ‘These are tho cireum-
stances, we have no doubt, that have led to
the appointment of Mr. Cowell and a Clerk
from the Secretary’s office; and we give the

explanation of this matter to prevent any tnis-
apprehension of the nature of the procecd-

ing. Men are too apt, in times of trouble
and anxiety, to tuke clara at trifling and uo-
mportant indications of d'ficully. ‘The ap-
pointment, we repeat, was created simply. by
the necessity, and is no evidence of increas
ing distmst on the part of the Bank of Eng:
land, ‘Fhe Directors have, in the course of
tho last six months, consulted several intolli-
gent Americ=ns who happeucd to be in Eng-
land, especially two gentlemen from New
York and one from Baltimore, nnd the repre-
sentations of these persons had great effect
in determining the Board to come to a right
decision in the case of Messrs. Brown & Co.
of Liverpool; but the origin of Mr. Cowell's
appointment was such as we have described ;
and was not owing to the recommendation of)
any particular individual. Or, if to any one
pre-eminently, that person we belive to be
Mr. Nicholas Biddle.”

$$

Ovr Drtesation.—Col. May, by voting for
a National Bank, has satisfied a small portion
of his constituents. But Messrs. Casey and
Snydor_has satisfied no one. They voted
against all the relief measures of the admin
istration and a National bank besides: thus
contributing all in their power to place the
people of this State in the same situation as
the ass between the two bundles of straw.
Chicago Democrat.

Victoria's ccronation as Queen of Eng-

right befure the Poople.

nnd tukos place in May.

Bank of the United States and tho Bank of

ly specifies the nature of

‘The Free Pross (u Fedorul paper) aseerts
that since Mr. Casey has returned to Illinois
he has not seen “three persons” in favor of|
tho bill to separate bank and State. Where
did the editor get his information from? Un-
til he gives his author, we sball hold the as-
sortion to be false. Mr, Casey, when in
Vandalia, saw ten times thut number; and if)
he knows of but “three” who are against the
Banks, he must haye conyersed with but few
of his constituents on the subject.

the Now York City election for Senator,
which hns just terminated, has resulted in the
election of the Federal candidate by a ma-
jority of 2919. So much for the treachery
of the conservatives, Tho banke, too, have
carried the day in the State of New York,
having electod 116 out of 123 members of
Assembly. ‘There are ONE HUNDRED
BANKS in tha State of New} York, with
their ten thousand officers, all of whom voted
the Federal ticket. What vipers haye the
Democracy warmed in the!r bosoms!

Right of Instruction.—TVhe reader will ob
serve among the resolutions ndopted by the
Conservatives of New York, one whieh vir-
ually denies the right of instruction from the
People to their Representatives. They say,
they require “NO PLEDGES from their
cundidates.” Are the People of Illinois, pre-
pared to sanction, this doctrine—which is
neither more nor less than Hartford Coayen-
tion blue-light Federsligin!!

= —_—

We understand from Goy.-Kiyvey,
who assisted at the time, that the letting
of the Pekin and Bloomington rail road
from Pekin to ‘Tremont, (a distance of
nine miles and a half) took place at
Jacksouville on the third of this month,
and that all the work was let to respon-
sible and industrious bidders. The ag-
aregate of all the lettings is found to be
$22,352 below the cost estimated by the
engincers. There isno doubt entertain-
ed of the final completion of the work
within the time required by con-
tracts.

From the above it will be seen that
the people of Tazewell are alive to the
improyments in their county, and are
disposed to undertake the work at reason-
able rates. ‘Thisis highly commendable
to that county. And if some other sec-
tions of the State would adopt as patri-
otic a course, our Worthy commissioners
would not be under the painful necessity
of being found fault with for thew want

progressing faster with the works under |
their direction, as has been the case

in ong or more instances in this dis-
trict—Alton Spectator. a
Raw Roap Coytarcrs.—The Mlinois Re-

publican of the Sth inst. says: “So much of
the Great Wabash and Mississippi rail road as
lies between this place and the cast side of t
anganion river Was put wader contract last
week. ‘The contract was taken, we under-
stand, by Reuben Radford, James I’. Reed, J.

M. Karly and John Calboun. From our
kmowledye of theso gentlemen, their enc
nterprise and talents, we feel no hesitation in |

saying it could not have fallen in better bands.
bey ure aking preparations ty commence
the work as soon as possible, and will prose-
cute it vigorously during the next spring and
summer.

}-that*part of the Pekin and Blooming-
ton rail road which lies between Pekin and
9 put under contenct on the
Upon this work, we understand,
Unere was more competition among the bidders
Uan on the above, and that it was divided a-
jong numerous contractors. ‘The acting com-
sioner and engincers in this circuit are en-
tilled to great credit for their energy, perse-
yeranee and indefatigable industry in the pros-
ccution of cur system of internal improve
ments.”

State Bosps.—It is now pretty well un
derstood that loans haye been made for the
State to the following amounts:

For the Canal Fund,

$4,400,000
‘The terms on which these loans haye been
fected, havo not been published.—Sangamo
Journal.

uit Court has been in Session
in this town during the Inst fortnight—
Hon. Jesse B. Tomas, on the Bench.—
As a Judge we believe he has given vers
general satisfaction. Several impor-
tant cases have been tried, but for want
of time a large number will have to lie
over to next Term. On Wednesday
last. the trial of Babb and Spence vs.
Harrison and MeLanghliv for slander,
excited considerable interest. Aftey
the examination i both
sides, the Plaintiffs withdrew their suit.
Jacksonville Patriot.

Epitome oN THE WHIG SPEECHES IN
Concre:

We will do nothing—we will propose
no remedy—and we will yote against
any remedy that you propose.

Sublime and’ exalted patriotism !—
How worthy are such men to be entrus-
ted with the'destiaics of the nation.

"3 Trenton Emporium.

Froin the Baltimoce Sun of Nov. 10,

Great Fine.—We stop the press to
announce one of the largest fires with
which our city has been visited for some
tine. It broke out last evening about 10
o’clock,in the centre of the square bound-
ed by Charles, Hanover, Pratt and
Camden streets, The fire was first
discovered in Mr. Redgrave’s Livery
Stable, which was soon enveloped it,
flames, and the wind being high at the
time, it communicated to a number of
adjoining wooden buildings and sheds
that shared the same fate. The row of
buildings fronting the City Spring, prin
cipally occupied as boarding houses, were
all destroyed but one-

On Charles strcet, the Depot House,
occupied by Mr! Knowland, partly des
troyed, furniture mostly saved; the store
of Mr. Brown, ditto,’ and several others.
The stable in which the fire originated
was occupied by Mr. Redgrave, in which
were several horses, all saved. :

It was impossible to get at any partic-
ulars that could be relied on. ‘The num-
ber of buildings burned must have been
about twenty. Loss of property is very

of attention to the public interest, in not |?

400,000 | ©

From the Glob
OPEN COALITION OF THK CONSERVATIVES
WITH THE NATIONAL BANK PAWTY.

Not long since, wo told our friend of the
Richmond Enquirer that the New York
‘Times, before ils demise, was the organ of
those once acting with tho democracy, who:
were at heart the frionds of a NATIONAL BANK.
No sooner hadtho Times disappeared than the
reason of its abduction was made manifes
It had continued its seeming suppurt of the
ndministration, under its conservative
as Jong as it was serviceable in that way
until it found that th pense of Keep-
ing up separate establishmenty, 10 work for
the bank, would be better applied it concen
trated on ifs more known 1 or
gans, The moment, then, that the Tim
expired, Noam, Brooxs, anid the other bank
editors, received a large acession to their
subscribers. They openly bvastes ef it in
their editorinls.

This was but preliminary to the public em
brace of tho federal party and that portion af
the disaffected who, to dissnise fram thos«
they meant to dupe their real design in ti-
vor of n national bank, called themse
conservatives, or State bank democra
‘These, having drawn togother all the conser
vatives willing to be transferred, met in con-
vo..tion, and, among other things, entered up
the fullowing, which -we extract from their
preamble and resolution

“Whereas divere persous have been noininated for
the ensuing election, at theic (Inte Democratic) meet
ing held at their head quarters, the Military aw Ci
Hotel, professing their principles an‘l boul by weitten
pleilges to the support of the mea viled
in the late Mezexge of the President to Cong
nontination has been accepted by a ineeting at Tar
maay Hall, also composed chiefly, if unt emicely of
persons professing similar political and civil principlery
With a view fo deceive and impose upon the De
cratic Republican Electors of this Senatoriol District
and to cause it tobe believed that thay wero the tr
ican party, and there principles em is
on Welfare.
the porsous £0 nomiuated are the
adyocates of ductrines and measures which we a

ngerous and alach
their character, experimental ar! ainti-republi
their tendency, unknown to our Democratic ci
us, anil subversive of uur civil and political ins
tions, aud calculated to overthrow aul di
social compact. ‘

“And whereas, the election of su:
j ‘aul deliberate cou
hte political stigma'tzpon the communi
down upon us the direst calamities; thercly
“Resoleed, Thatin our jug
the vital instrument of our producti

on prosperity, frelon, and hapoin
that itis the strongest and most indissolubls boned
our Natioual Union, and the surest, if not the
foctoal safeguard, agoinstabs
tyranny

(Resoleed, That the Gogeroment which collects its
ib pore metallic money, anil locks it v
its own vaults froovthe use of the p
of their wants, can be looked upon in uo other fi
than asa despotisin, ated by the
Jeaple in a procedure so hostile to the geweral theilt

“Resoleed, That these proseuts are uot intended to

elicit any thing ia the nature of pledges. ‘Phat we hal
all legislative nnd official pledges made in view of an
election of appoiutinent to any official station, 10 be
corrupt, subversive of the print four Gove
iment, tyrnunical and oppressive, both in dhoce wh
¢, and thoze who give them.
Resolced, ‘hat wo regard all such pler!
consistent with the official oath whieh every le
aud every magistrato is required to tke, 0 his iuiluc
tiun into office, faithfully to discharge its ¢
cording to law, to the best of his Anoieledy
yy.

“Resolved, That io the recent session of
the Hon. N. P. ‘Psniasance bas fully
exalted privciple avowed by hii, and our contidence
abilityy integrity, an ami that we
rajnice to perceive £0 many members of Congress pure
suing the saine elevated and honorable c

“Resolved, ‘Thats we, ns democratic frients to our
country, require no written pledges from 9
dates, having full contidence in their honor 9
rity.”

Honest democr-ts throughout the country
who have been deceived by the new nom
and fnlse pretences of the conservative doc-
(rine broached in New York, will now ue to
what concl Te will be porcei
ved that the whole transferrable body of cou-
servatism, blazoning on thetr flag the name
of “THE HON. N. P. TALLMADGE,”
“THE EXALTED PRINCIPLE AYO\
ED BY HIM,” “flS ABILITY, INTE
GRITY, AND PATRIOTISM,” marcel
boldly over to the federal camp, and blend
(heir forces with them. They conelude “that
ice, as democratic friends to our country, re-
quire no written pledges from our candidates,

J approv

nt

Ive our

je)

nd can not be tol

Intor,

staiued the

ion it comes.

ot ce State Daal ws et having full confidence in their honor and inte.
Yor Shawneetown Bank, 600,000 | city, and then adopt the whole federal tick-
For Internal Improvement fund, ~ 1,000,000 /E7 v4 AUS Vin aT sdoral i

headed by GULIAN C. VERPLANCK
tor Senator, and DAVID B. OGDEN fur
Assembly, among the most distinguished par-
tisans of the Bank of the United States in
the Union. Indeed, the name of Mr, Oone
is more peculiarly identified with federalist}
than that of Dasret Wrosrer, or any other
ian in America, Mr. Weusrer has trina

cd about in his profession at least— Mr, Oc

<never. He is the living exemplar of th

nilton school of bank and British princi-
ples, In adopting this man as their apostle,
our “democratic friends” of the conservative
order have properly abjured the leading prin
ciple of representitive government, ‘They
declare that they look upon “ pledges” from
a representative as “inconsistent with th
official oath” of a legislator; and it is pastic'
larly ensphasized by italics, that he is sworn
ty discharge his trust “to the best of his know-
ledge and ability!!” Thi to exclude all
‘instruction from constituents, and commits
the fate of the people to au unpledged repre

sentative, to net on “his knowledge,” re-
gardless of their instructions or wishes; and

the representative in the present case so
confided in by our ‘democratic friends,” is a
man notorious from the circumstance that be
vever entertained « democratic feeling, prin-
ciple or association in his life; who knows
nothing but federalism as a politician; as an
economist, nothing but a national bank as
the source and the regulator of the currency.

$a

Goyernor Duncan arrived in town on
Satur last. We learn from bin that
he effected a negotiation of the Canal
Bonds, amounting to $400,000, at a pre-
mium of five per cent.

Jackonville Patriot.

AWFUL D
LUPE -300 CRE
ED?

‘A slip from the office of the New Orleans
True American, datcd on Friday, com-
municates the loss of the steamboat Mon-
mouth with six hundred Crock Indians on
their way (0 Arkansas, three hundred of
whom perished.

RUCTION OF HUMA

KC INDIANS DROV

Juronrant Movewenr—The grand jury
of Alleghany co., Maryland, have preseni-
ed to the court ns a violation of law, the sus-
pending specie payments. ‘They advised the
Legislature, at the next session, to adopt
measures that will compel the banks “to re-
deem their obligations or fofeit their charters.

‘The affairs of Spain continue unsettled—
Don Carlos has again retired to the moun
tains, having previously made his way to the
gates of Mainé

great. tis supposed to baye been the
work of an incendiary.

THE ALYON TRAGEDY.
From the Spectator, Nor. 9-
Mavon’s Orrice, 1
City or Arron, Nov. Sth, 1837. }
TO THE PUBLIC.

In order that tho public mind may be cor-
reel
tragedy that was enacted in our city on tho
night of the 7h instant, ond with a view of
proventing and correcting distorted sta
ments of tho proceedings of the mob and
those persons wgainst whom the mab was di-
rected, [deo it incumbent on nie and pro-
per, that [should present in my official
pacity, a plain tof cl! the facts c
faceted with the xeilement that
so long agitated tha and tranquility ¢
the citizens of Al Without reeucring to
the canses or ro: eVIOIs € toments
in relerence to the
and its final deste
statements to the lust and most mel
wsence which has b fallen our cit

For several days past it had been an-|
nounced and generally b cin-|
ting press waz hourly expected to be Inuded |
atour wharf, It hndalso been the current]
rumor, that this press was intended fur the |
re-establishment of t ¢ ©Alton Obsercer.°—
‘The circulation of these rumors produced no
small Cegree of excitement among those who
had takena decided stand against the aboli-
lion sentiments that were understood to have
been disseminated through the columns of|
the Observer. Various reports of a threat-|

ing charicter against the Innding of the|
press were in circulation, whieh led the
friends of the Obzerver and its editor to make
preparations to defend the press, in case any
violence should be offered by those opposed
to the publication of that paper. On ‘Tue:
day, about 3 o'clock in the morning, Lwo
called from my lodgings and informed that
the press had arrived at the wharf, and that
iny official interference was desired. Lim:
mediately repaired to the wharf, nod reannin-
ed there until the press wi
stored in the ware
Gilman, & Co.

stiteme:

“Alton Observer”
ti

” press

Tshall confi

2m!
uly

clieved that

s landed and
se of Messrs. Goilfr
‘There were no indieations
of violence on the part of any one at that
me. ‘Che arrival of the “abolition press”
(is it was called) was enerally known in
the early part of that day which served to
tho excitement. Representation
was wade to the City Council of the threat-
reports which were in
ominoo ,Council did
deem it necessary to tike any
subject. Gentlomen directly
ting the from

isculativa,—

not, however,|
action on the!
interested in

mob violen

press

with men and asins, in readiness to resist vi-
olence, should any be offered. During the
carly part of the night of Tuesday, it was re-
ported through the eity that there were from
30 to49 men on guard within the ware-
houze.

About 10 o'clock,
ag, wired at the

wud gave s

al nizht 20 or 80 per-
south end of the ware
vie indications ofan
t Mr. W.S, Gilman. from the thirc
ry of the wareh addvessed tho:
out, and urged them to desist,
time informed them that
within the warehouse were preprrc
should endéavor to defend their p
that serious consequenses

son

hos

NEC, h
nd at the

persons

sume

wi
Those without demanded the pr
they would not be satisfied unt

and suid
it was de

person or any other property, but insisted on
having the press. ‘To which Mr. G. raplied,
that the press could not be given up.
then ropaircd to the n
the building, aed attacked the buil
by throwing stones, &e
their vivlence fue 15 or
gun was fired from one of
el
was mortal

versuns outside

und coniinaed
Dininaies, when 1
he wintows of tho

ly wounded.

sseon's allice, and th
dispersed, with the exe

mob withurew aad

option of a small num-
Upon the first indication of distsrb-
ince Lealled oa the civil authorit
convenientyand repaired with all de
the seencofaction, By this tine the firing
from the warehouse and the consequent
death of one of their number, (B'shop died
som aficr he received the shat) hail greatly
increased the excitement, and added to th
numbers of the mob. Owing to the late
dour of the night, but few eitizens
sentat the onset, except those
the contest, Consequently th

sm
yrich to

e pre
enyiged in
civil wuthor-

tics could dy but litte towneds disporsing
the moi, except by persunsion. Alar
number of pesple soon cullecicd around me

[was reqnested to go to the warelio
state to those within thet th (side had
destroy the press, and that they
would not desist until they had accomplished
their object; that all would retire uatil t
should return, which request wes made by
famation, and all soon reticed to awail my
return, $

I was replied to by those within the ware:
house that they bad assembled there top:
tect their’ property against Inwless vi lence,
and that they were determined to do so.
The mob began again to assemble with in:
sed numbers, and with guns and weap-
ons of different kinds, [addressed the mul-
titude and commanded them to desist and
disperse, to which they listened attentively
thc pectfully, but to no purposc.—a rush
was now mnde to the warchouse, with the
ery of “fire the house,” “Burn them out,”
We. The firing soon became fearful and
dangerous between the contending parties,
so much so tint the further intorgosition on
the part of the civil authorities and eitizens
was believed altogether inadequate and haz-
urdous in the extreme—no means were at
iny control or that ot any other officer pres-
cotby which the mob could be dispersed
and the loss of lite and the shedding of blood
prevented. Scenes of the most daring reck
nd inturiated madness followed in
quick succession, ‘The brilding was s
vounded and the inmates were threate
with extermination and death in the most
frightful form imaginable... Every means o!
y flight was cut olf. ‘The scene now

and

lessness,

became one of most appalling and heart-
rending interest, Fifteen or twenty citi-

zens, tunong whom were some of our most
worthy ond enterprising, were apparcatly
doomed to an unenvialle and inevitable
death ifthe flames continued. About the
time the fire was communicated wo the buil
ding, Rev. E, P. Lovejoy late Editor of the
Observer, received four balls in his breast,
near the door of the warchouse, and fell n
corpse in u few seconds, two others from the
warehouso were severely wounded, Sever-
al persons engaged in the altack were sc-
vervly wounded, the woun's however are
not considered dangerous. ‘The contest had
been raging for an’ hour or more, when the
persons inthe warehouse, by somo means
(the exact manner it was done I have not
been able toascertain) intimated that they
would abandon the house and the press, pro-

vided they were permitted to depart upmo-

informed of the lamontable and fatal |

d it expedient (o guard tho warehouse |

at.

stroyed; said-they did vot wish to injure any |

Josted. ‘The doors wern thrown open and
those within retreated down Front street.—
Several guns were fired upon them while ree
treating, and one individual had n narrow es-
cape—a ball passed through his coatnenr
his shoulder. A largo uumber of persons
now rushed into the warchouse, threw the

press upon the wharf, where it was broken in
|pieces and thrown into the river. ‘The fire in
| the roof uf the warehouse was extinguished by

etitor, wh

|
| courag

Jeserves groat praise fur hia
onsinterforance, aud but little dam-
ding. No dis«
manifested to destroy
ther property in the warehouse, With-
the mod now
|dispersed and no further open indications of
| disorder or vivlence have been manifested.

| The foregoing is stated on what I consid-
ered undoubted authority, and mostly from
| my own personal knowle

JOUN M. IKRUM, Mayor_

————
Fro

arg

© was done by it to tho bu
position seemed to be
wny

,, [ont further attempts at violence

the Backwo dan

Ata and respectable Meeting of
the Democratic citizens of Greene,Coun-
ty, Illinois, convened at the Court House,
inthe town of Carrollton, on the 10th
of Noy. 1837,—when on motion of Mr.
Dodge, Gen. James Turney was called
to the Chair. On motion of Dr. I. N.
Pizgot, R. W. English was appointed
Sceretary. On: motion of Calvin Tun-
nell, Bsq., the Chairman was called upon.
to explain the object of the mecting;
which was done ina prompt lucid and
eloquent manner. On motion of Cupte
Carlin, it was ordered that the chair ap-
point a committee of five who should
nominate six d to meet in the
convention to be held at Vandalia om
the 2nd Monday of Dec. next, to nom-
inate Candidates for Governor and Lieu-
tenant Governor; whereupon the Chair
ppointed Capt. Wm. Carlin, Col, B. M«
Daley, Dr. I. N. Piggot, Alexander
King and Calvin ‘Parnell, Bsqrs. which
said committee nominated the following
persons as delegates to said Convention,
to wit: Jobn Lucti,senr. Gem Jas. Tur-
acy, John Thompson, John Green Eli-
jah Vankson and John Allen, Esqrs.
Which said nomination was unanimously
1 to. Maj. C. A. Davis, baving
fore been appointed a Delegate
Peoria Cougvessional Convention,
same, ibis
ordered that this meeting now proceed
to fill eaid vac and that the commit-
| tce ahove stated nominate some suitable
person to this mecting ws a Delegate
to said Convention to fill said vacancy.
Whereupon said committee nominated
Dr. 1. N. Piggot to perform that duty,
which was upanimouly agreed. On
motion ef Mr. Turnell, the following
resolution was adopted:

“Resoleel, Traut we, as
willgive our hearty supy

democrats,
t Lo the non

Jinees of the Democratic Convention to
\be held at Vandalia on the 2nd Monday
in Dee, next, and will ase all honorable

1

| means to secure their clections.
| tion of Col. Daley, it is orders
fags of this mecting bi
Chairman, and coanter

On mo-
that th
signed
red by

‘atic p -pers ¢

JASUUS TURNEY, Chairman.

TING.
ontion held
Sthot O.

ratic County Co:
a Saturday, Uh

wr the purpose of appointing: det
Jewates to the Duaneratic State Convention
Jat Vandalis, to be holden on the second Mon-
|day ia December next, ty nominhte suitable
person as candidates tar Governor and Licu-
tenant Ga vl also delegates to a’
tend a District Conventivn at Peoria, to nom
joate a suitable person the democratic
candidate for Representative in Congress,
the convention was orguuzed by calling
un G. Flood, Esq. to the chatr, and ap-
pointing Doctor Jaseph Orr, Secretary.

On nition,

An invitation was given (o all the eit
| of Columbus present, fr
of the convention, to
pate in the proceedin
| Oa inotion,
| J, ‘That a committee of three ba
Jappointed to dralt reso!

¥
the sense of this conver

c

yer, 1837,

ens
ndly to the objects

ke sents and partici-
zs of the Convention,

ive of
a,und to recom=
non persons as delegates to tho
conventions aturesaid.

Whereapon Messrs. John (1. Pettit, Hi-

ram Rogors, ond John flarrison were appoin-
| ted said consmittee,
The committece having retired a few min-
J tes, returned and recomended the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adop-
ted.

Resolved, That in the opinion of this meet-
thee of the past and present admin-
istration has been for the goud of the whole
people of this Union, and that we will use all
honorable meags to sustain it

Resolved, That this convention highly
approve of the method of nominating can-
Jidates by delegates from the peopie.

Resolced, ‘That in the opinion of this
inceting, the convention system is the only
meihod by which the people.bave avoice“in
the selection of candidates.

‘The following were then presented as
dolegates to the Vandalia and Peoria con-
ventions:

To attend the democratic State Conven-
tion at Vandalia, Messrs William G. Flood,
Samuel Holmes, and John ‘T. Gilmer;and
Mossra. LO, Woodruff John Harrison,
Samuel Leach, Mr. Driskell and William
hiin to uttend the District Convention
ria,

|) recommendations wore unanimous -
ly concurred in.

Oa motivn,

Resolved, That tho delegates have power

any vacancy that may occur.
On moti
Kesolced, That the delegates to the State
nveution be instructed to recommend,
and endeavor to procure, the nomination of
Col, Tuomas Carzty as a candidate for the
office of Governor.

On motion,

Resolecd, ‘Phat the proceedings of this
convention be signed by the president and
Secretary and published 1m the Quincy Argus
hod that the other domocratic papers inthe
State be requested to give thein an insertion.

On motion.

‘The convention adjourned sine die.

WILLIAM G. FLOOD, Pres’

Joseph Our, Sec’y.

oo

(er Letters containing Estray notices &c.
to the Public Printer should be postpaid.

tions expr

for rime neersten, )Lovizacia | Grammaé; Porrin’s Dialogues; STATE BANK OF ILLINOIS. Peer x wise Oe NON-RESIDENT LANDS a TAKEN UP.
Mr. Editor—Tho following is tho third] Wanostrocht’s Recueil Choisi, and Lo Brun's —— ie Lying in the County of Clark, subject to taxation on which tho taxed Femain duo and un- BS as BY John Goodnisht, living four mi é
scctinisof aw act entitled “AM net toveranto} Telemactiis. ‘ Monthly Statement of the condition of the paid on tho Ist day of Septomber; A, D. 1837. ESTRAYS. BX: Joba Geodal ghey Niag fone is
certain counties thorein named,” approved | Qg7- All written ccammasniaatiobba excene Bank, made in conformity to lao. Patontens. Presont Owners, Acres, Descsiption. Years. Tax. TAKEN UP, supposed Lo bo thrao years old; ubout thirtean ~
Pier 1837—-namely: And all that (rac ete ayia ttora directod to tho — Isaac Moore 169s w 20 On Hw. 1837. $2.49 8c| BY Wm. Willson, Sangamon county, ono eor- {hands high, no white or ang atdral or artic

y o Dinettes; Sc rise ph Grekcealacinais saino 160 = s0200n llw « "2.40 8 |rel horse, witha streak in the Saco, the Jeft|ciz! marks or brands perceivable.jhas round

ot

of country beginning at the north east corner st be [tol nontaros 3 3 i |
ship forty.#% north, range four east, Jnatitutionizpast be (ted. of Rosle Novronun 18, 1837, | Richard Welch 160 ptn bf nwirac 2100 lw 90. 13 hind foot white, marked with tho saddlo and|her neck a emall bell collar with a-amall bel
thence south with the lino aividing range} Porther His Excellency, | [John Lloyd, James C. UW Nebkert. 160 ne 2h 0n llw « 240 8 paraces shod belitnd, supposed to be 154 hands|attached to it appraised to twenty-five dollars
four and five east, to te south westcorner|the Rev. I. By The Governor of the State of Ilinois: sam@ 169 ge 26 9n Ilw « ‘240 8 aS gray tail, B years old, appraictd|by J. J. Holdaway and J. G. Rainsoy, baforg 1
of township forty-three north, thence west] and I. Vou Puvt, St; Louig Sim—In complinnee with oue of the pro | Isaac Murry 80-8 whtnwe2denisme «5 120 94" | CNA alle balore John Kena, Am. 2s, 1607. dies Ue Dab apy Norsn tan }
on said line to the south east coreer of Win-| and Mrxano, Kaskaskia visions of the Act (o suspend fora limited] same 160 ne2l 12n 13w “ 240 6 soe elke a : Nov W.'T. BROWN, cli, _
nebago county’,-thence north to th2 place of] St- Genevieve, Mo. time certain laws in relation to the Banks in| Esau D: Morris 48 91 pte hfnwI912n dw iy | eae ee DLAREN UP, TAKEN UP,
beginning on the north boundary of the State, Nolice is hereby given, tbis State,” Ehave the honor herewith to fur~ Merritt L. Covell 80 ehfne 81 12n Mw M1920) aa area sPoaala Benger a ae BY Jorden Johnston, living in Richland die-
shall fora a new:county, to be called Boone, [rp yW1A'T on tho 15th day of January next, 14 mish you with a statement of the condition of same 80 whfne 31 120 ldw Peas UT Tey to eaten Hold eee een tented LAE S uscr PA ER IEACT (UC 27th day i
&o.” See page 96 of printed laws. I will] shall apply to the Auditor of Public Ac- the State Bonk of Iiinois and its Branches, samo BO ohfn w 82 12n1dw “ 16:20 B| callag Maoraotaeers: Galle 5 ees Sel re Deak 1837, on estray mare, with a ;
five n gon! cow rnd calf if nny mn in the| counts of the State of Mlinoig, fur duplicate an the Bist day of Ootobor lint sama Ba UE RoE TOA Dw a. 1620" a opens ceame ou te aboulders saegeesd | faza ocd lead) ot win ealotaLaopets i
State can lay off the above county inany|dceds for the fullowing de ribed Lands, or Tam, very respectful . “ —— -—lof the sweeney, appraieod to ten dollars, before | the bp a te eft urehice ao abovo
map yet published, all the angles to be parts thereof, in the Military District, which Your obedient servant, ; : _ Total amount of Tux & Interest, $22.62 0 75|J. A. Pickeral, j. p. September 10, TSA7. Jed Pa gern eh
Anglos. ‘Thora is some grent mistake some-| Were purchased by me for taxeuyin the soverul ME RIDGELY, Cast’r. | 1 Darius Phillips, Clerk of the County Commissioners Court in and for the county of y Te MATHENY, tka Hooter ce belt alae ely aeeaieed tt
where as tho above lines would not moke a] Yoors set opr rane irae the serieinel —2, | Clarte und State of Hino do certify that the aboyo is a true and correct list of the non TAKEN UP, ty-five dollars by James Lowrey, Williaat
county atall, No man can plat iton any |)ceee ued to me by the Auditor having by | resident Lands lying this county subject to taxation which are not listed by the Treas-| BY Archibald Ward, Sangamon county, roan Terrell and Audrew Lowrey, before me thid
map extant. Can you correct the error? You | 0st oF mistaid, viz ~ “ | |urer of id county for taxation for the year 1837, andon which the Taxes ronmin duc | mare, supposed to be about eight years old, a} 271 day of October, 137. I-do hereby cer-
are ths public printer, and bave access to the)? * 2,2n,1 ) nw 27,5n,0w 13: | & |and unpaid on the Ist day of Sept. 1837, for the year and amount set forth by the Audi- small star in tho forehead, abou tify the above to be a true copy from my estray.
original dratis of ihatlan Lwonld thank | ® nw 9,9, 1e : : S |tor of Public Accounts of the Stato of Llinois. a half hands high, appraised to for book, Charles Biggs, j. p- :
Sod to look at them and enrreot the errot il] ® ¢ “1s S In-testinwny whereof I have hcrcunto subscribed: my name and affixed my |!2°8) betore J.D. Smithy pe ee DARIUS PEILLIPB:. clk
you can. A FARMER. hs w [Ss = L Seal this tenth day of November, in the your of our Lord cno thousand | Nev 24. C. It. MATHENY; elke TAKEN UP,
4 > i ee rr “ f= eight hundred and thirty-seven < Ur, BY Joseph Lovecool, in Cunberland district,
(The above communism was rosived m fregeiianse % i NY oral es ae eee SO iy one Oe Se
some time since, but had been uistaid. We|¢ al eerankon ial Clark County, Illinois.|3Y Horse, supposed to bo wix or seven years star and snip in his forehead, right hind fat
have compared the printed law with the en- “ = 2 ) old, with blaze in the forehead como. marks wie, filtecn hands high, about three years
a eee i asl | gw. 8) 13 nj 2 wi Me [xe Ocul ees 1S iE Pe aR ne saddle, a-switch tail, a fiatursl srotter | old last spring; appraised to forty-five dollars
rolled Jaw on file in the office of the Secre- oN eRe rhea les eAgea a Ss zs 3 2 g DP se : about fifteen and a haif hands high, shod be-|by Alfred McCacken and Yanisasllole heise
tary of State, nnd find that they correspond] 095 "25,6 w Be bonis = | Fa f ALIST OF LANDS fore, no other marks or branda perceivable, ap-| me this 6th day of Nov, 1837, W. Drughorty, i
‘mod for word: ‘Tho original draft of the lavy|s © 12/2 eG Ww 3 iS Lying in ths County of Crawford subject to taxation on which the toxes rantain due ond] praised to sixty-eight: dollars, before Wane). D- =
toahich ikePwtiter tolers ur; we! huvo'not|" © 28:7 nw = 3 unpaid on the Istday of Sept, 1837, for the yeurs and omounts therein set forth, und] Anmstrang, j. p. August SNS nov 24 DARIUS PHILLIPS, clic. i
Oates ar 2 nw2lintiw |sc6 linge « (8 | S hnkess sedeomed, will bo sold at tho door of the Court House in Palestine on the| Nov: 24- C.K. MATHENY, clk. TAKEN U
been ulle to get a sight of; it not being on) 5 n dw 3&2! ne7,5n, lw 1882] 3 2 Ist Monday in March next, or so much of each tract as will be sufficient to pay the tax) 5 TAKEN Up, BY James Elivdge ie UES r
the files of the Stu Dopartment, ns we aro|nw 33, L1n,4w 1828 | nw 34,5 .n,2 w 3 % interest and cost due thereon. November Ist 1837. BY Wm Dovglass, a black poney, his mane|>* James Elledge, tiving-about seven milek |
imformed.—Evrror Rroist2n.] vimority Gripeey. | § g ; ‘Attest: EL PATTON, Clk.€.C.€.0:C, __ |fotehedand his taileut short, ome white hairs) pie, one soriel mare, ‘with a star in her fore= |
Vandalia, Nov. 24, 1837—=3wpd 2 E. Patentors. Tretent Oven. Acros, Desoription. Mon oe eee ee cau:| in hia tail, both hind feet ‘and Loft fore foot ead) both lind fect white to the pastorn jointe 1
=—— AVicever will inform tne whore'the’Patents of 3s" | 5 Washington Brashar 72.80 nw {20 Gn10w — 1837.$1 0S 04 21 Hsien ag the Jurclondh Misteon ail a fourieenpendstiehtaworyercent fearteeioe? {
aves y bi t sg | i % e Wh ¢ 32 6; ri ‘ we |b s high, suppose: be nine years old, 3 i 3 |
PROSPECTUS 3, the SW 1,48, 6 W, the S/S 2 pose Spe ay 5A eee a dows a it nO) oanraieod'to\thietys dolla before JW. Bat. mapentaedl ts mee dlallares= sles nee bay i
or THY yn, 1s,4W ‘> ‘2 jomas Davis. 54 nw fr 18 7n 10w “ 5 Cah iathe , faere horse colt with a star in his forehead, twelve
|W ds > Ei >) : " ‘ La Kone w f) Uf hands hi 5
IN 38) ACADEMY | W128 3 g Edward Allison 40° ptw hfn_w 20n llws GO 02 “|” Noy. 34, COR MATHENY, clk, [804 9 halt hands high, supposed to be one
OUNG LADIE ACADE MY) in the Military 3 L.& J. 8. Territnan 80° olf{ne245nilw “ 120 04 « TAKEN UP : year old Jast epring; appeaised to twenty-five |
OF THE VISITATION, receive ten_ dollars re : 8 Shadrick B. A Cattor 42 ptse11 Gn lw “ 08 Oe ne ee ee eee ee ark | ne LER ORL Sea |
KASKASKIA ILLINOIS plying to Timothy Gridley, of Canton, 3 John ‘Thompson Bo rave ARR IAL Wai Vw =e fe 41 20% 08 tat | PX atmos Garett; Sangamon Seay ety | SecuctateClaaais fay coe Novorber SLGaz g |
M. ELLEN FLANIGAN, Directress, [county Hlino . = Wm. Danlap 60. -phCsel7Gnllw “1920. 04 “| whieepet on tho right.thigin ne btlicr brande| 110v 24: OAIIUS PETLLIPS, ell
THIS Literary Establishment ie under the| 1 certify that the foregoing advertisement | 3 John Martin 80 =o whfew22Cnllw & 120 04 “ Jor marks, appraised to forty dollars, before ee
immediate superintendence and direction | “9S inserted DIRS Tate Sate diss an tlie |e John Lamb 60 whfsw2iGnllw “ 120 O4 «| Wm. Armatrong, AKEN UP.
of a Community of Ladies, who are mensbers| MMbET of Unies wate Or cemive| & John Wesner 80 chfnw24Gnllv «© 120 o4 «| Nov. 24, R. MATHENY, clk. | BY Groen Baker tiselve silos cast of Beiléa
of the Religiou: ponies of the ae ea Virgin | © p WILLIAM. WALL 2S, s Ss Benj, White 40. ptchfs w286n Ilw co 02 «] TAILEN UP, villo, St. Clair county, one yoke ofioxen) darks
May a founded by Be onclish Os m2 iy 1610, Publisher. |S x “1213 |. [ohn Waldrope, Je. 20 pt n-¢ 36 On Il “ 30 01 ‘| BY Jobn Motris; a bay-berse, black man and | browns, the lead steer has a bole in hia near i
the ete tion of cata bils eatruated tou i 0 0 aa = 5 S Wheeler Mallet 13 59 ptn"e 47n lw “ 20 00 « | tails both hind fect white, shod all rotind, afew | horn, whito back and face, with an under halt’ i
Becenesl ce pupils entrusted to their) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Boll g Enoch Wilhoit 80 whfsw87nllw « 120 of « Bute hairs on cach flank, a star in his fore-| crop oft baile fy and-vpper half crop in tze |
are. - ABALED PROPOSALS will be re-| = Saat Phillip Edward 40 wilracl27n liv & GO 02 « {head, some saddle marks, a cea gras rope| fights the other marked with a smooth croj |
The situation of the Academy is near the eRre> IES a hillip Edwards, i pore, i aa , raeachiel fs f : Hy
vipa tenant he Meader ng ‘on one PD ceived by the vndersignal, Acting] @ soteeas Jain Caldvell 85 a0 pun 18 oll 72 08 | a a ie yout oly |t Os eetencen origin pene aly ay
viewiofthe Wea See eye Gamicone cables Works S|) e a8 : i Fs pte bo aos i mals igh, supposed to be vine years old, | to : gliteen years old; ape
side a full view of the eautifol river of th Commissioner of Public Works for the | & = 3 John Maleon 80 nln eet Iw 1.20 01 ¥ lappraised to seventy-seven dollars and fifty) praised to thirty dollars, by John Baker ram |
fame name, as it winds its course beneath a|2g Judicalcirenit, a the Internal Im-| 5 | 2 3 Arthur Patterson © Andy-Ray = 80. w hfn w 277 Dw 120 Mh « ford Wun, 13. Morris. John Bella, belore James Mason, j. p. Nov.
ridge ofiloty uillexand ou a or ae provement Office in Bellville, IHinoi: = - 8 S Richard Lagow David Brown 80 whfne307Tnllw 120 Of « ©) MAPITENY, clk. |4th, 1837.
‘onsiderable portion of the villa | Pt ‘ ; ne : 507, “ x 7
ings considerable portim ofthe vilgs Th | rvny the second dy of January next | D Conrad Cr 2) psea07m lly” «gD OL |; i Nhat J. CHARLES
tin:e, one of the healthiest in the Union, the until the hour of 4 oclock PM. of that Robert Me 110 48 pun w 3170 Ilw ; 1 65 05 “| BY David Lauglny, Sangamon county, one TARENAUE J ]
air being purc and salubrious, the water whole-| day, for the Grading, Bridging and Ma- Pate aia | Sey 2is0 605 & 7) Scans acrroli harap ywitheadblarei cesar y Osborn, living tier i |
some and ngrecable, and the cauree of exerciso| sonry. of about 15 miles of the Al g Reuben Crow 12 04 ptsw7 Sn lw “« 18 00 “ |snip on the nose, marked with the collar, a Iitehocst pet ee eesee nortli —
MEL a rr uatcahueitace lo they proseraationsot scenreuateCarmele ltailoitoad eet ton) $ ¢ William Liodly 160 ewhacBSnllw © 240 08 « {small dent oathe under side of the neck, blind | Chesnut sorrel. mare pamigemn ory county, One |
health and strength. and Mount Carmel Rail Road, extend-| é an ie) nwhneS Su llw © 240 08 « fintho lof eye, fourteen hands three inches] hice fect, blaze fac sixteen yeara old, four
et Maser ates Git af AMtearto Lavarda = mo It white fect, blaze face, three white spots of
PLAN OF INSTRUCTION, wl SE ada aha a David Goss 72 06 ptnwl9Sullw 103 04 « (Hep. eppoted tobe four years oli this spring] jer back, fonrteen and 4 halt hands high + aps
‘The course of instruction, commencing with | Y" : Sere = David Portor 65 plsw328n Iw “ 03 « [had a rope oround his peck, appraised to thit-) oraised to ten dotlars, by John Chricatand
the elements of an English Education om-| ‘The line will be divided into sections aA W. Dong!as Sharp & Voricee 160-2 W 1550 12w « 2 og | Novesis Warren Osbora, Noxember 7th, 1837, befora
braces Orthography. Reading, Writing, of convenient length; and most of them A. Gulligher harp & Vorics | setae ee ONE ADAOUES Willian R. Christian, }. pv =
Arithnetic, English od ‘eich Grammar and| will embrace jobs, deserving the atten- | Sre7F oF TNC gs ane, ; 160. 8 w 21 Sn 12 fe 73's 208) | eos TAKES UP, nov24 HIRAM ROUNTRMM, ctk.
AL OS a a and Prof) (jon of skilful and competent contract. ny) sally ap-( Jonathan Parker 60 chfnw2iin2w 120 oF # aualeyentyeceoli a etteh cial halt hands D
Mythology, Poetical Comprsilion, Rhetoric, | Q'S) HMOns which are vinducts over | ico of the| Willson Lagow 80 pt Tees ae 04 Jhigh, branded with the letter Bon hor left BY Richland Simpsony on the 2d day of No-
ise of the|Shiclds’ Creck, Wood River, Indian aforesaidy as U.) Barnett Starr 80 whfso 126n lew 1 04 “ | ghoulder, a star in her forehead, sliod before,| vember, at his residence; on the swuth fork of

Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Maps,and Globes. Avso—Music,

re W. Un-| Sangamon river, Montgomery county, one yel-

Bank of RD
low sorrel horse enpp

Newlin 49 ptwhfnw17n lw
39 ptwhtre2imil2w «

02 | appraised to fort:
O1 | derwood, j. p. §

Ridgely, Co
nade oath that the fos

¢ dollars,
ptember 12, 18
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fand| Creek and Cahokia Creck; and a con-

ng is a
the said Houk and its] Armestead Benaet

‘an of eig

Tnapimental, on the Harp, Piano and Guitar ;| siderable amountof heavy embankment | statement of the condi .
Painting in water sand on Velee a the valley of Galiokia branches, on the Ist day of October, 1 41 go PES & w a sewlr? « 62 « Noy. 2 NY, clk. old, a blaze » snip on the Luft side of
and ornamental Needle-Work, To Plans and) Profiles: ofabe:line, and io under my hand and sea} at Spr |, this Sang: 17 7n 12w TAKEN UP, scar on the left hind fuot, near fifteen
and Bead- Work, 3 toad ACS ne line, an [ith day ¢ Nove mibery Auso Domini, 183° Nicholas $. Smith 38 ptse fr28 7n 12v & 02 “| BY Sohn Boos living on the Little Vermilion, , heavy inane and tail, three shoes
REGULATIO TR Aedes este David Chandler 22 60 pts c 12S 12w at 01 «in the Two Mile Grove, in Vermilion county, ‘d to sixty dollars by W. C. War-
The scholastic your ences on the 6) eee the work, will be ‘ed cat th Lise, P. Friup, Secretary of! Fames Dolaon 2 69 proltnw 15 80 1Qw * 00 « | Minois, a bay-hor nldidast satiny, | oat on Bata mee ee abe tire Lose
cond Monday in and is LERSINa ted ee ae vor Tmipeovement Olice. at | Sc, do certily tho foregoing 10 Le n {rue | Be 40. brelifse 2380 12w * 02. « | four Tsetae [tr the fore: [irre ag Dz omther Rte Novembors 1s.
ge Sea ae a le ays pewious to the day’ of let- November monthly report of the | Wijtiam Leo Mo nee esren lew 120. Of He (head, right hind Toot white around the hoof,| °° t SAI RAMROUNTR EES
sjosed en the Wednesday fllowing information in. relation to of Illinois on file ia my office. | {eins of M. Poinean 200 Location £ é 493300 “HOU | emma saute muarks ci pre ver) TAKEN UP,
hibition and dictribution of promiuw : e afforded on application at the eroxy witrntor, | have | igchael Brouillet 400 Tees GE 00220 ete, ob Pemer ne arene yJames Ben-| hy Abner Harlin. on Beaver creck, seven
I bove off -andiandethel : saa a4 nett and George Kendall, befyre Corbin RR
th Teeeedithouniadalwdeacions wl above offic ; jo set my hand and the camel in e hf 230 ¢ ca 150 05 § day cf November; 1837 miles gouth from Greenville, one mare colt, of
pupits are allowed:to spend either with etore will) be. required ,to"makesen) |, ey this 231 day | Gayrel Cusio . 200 sth eeeS 10 « AMOS WILLIAMS: clk. | 22reel color, with a white\steip-down its facos
parents and relations, o at the ; cient commencement of Hit respective | of November, A. D. 1887,nud of the Inde-| Guillaume Dapron ts 450 « 295 16 SEN TU a eel of nicole Walra endaaiety
"The echools urd evepended in the afternoon suite 0 daye after iia dotting and to) pendence of the United States the sixty - Saint 150 ‘c 02 PR Si AEN: r, R supposed to be six months old; appraised to ten
eno Wednesdays and Saturdays, and’ during| (ers ocr scturo: of the Ita he weceblien | cord. A. P. FIELD Joseph toned 235 “« 347 10 SS ai a ony dollars by Jas. D. Hooper and 18. Harlin, Oce
Bo eee a Sarr tae plan cna | Cote eurerenucuaTas OC the Rail Way eeD aCe warisintes |e rove settlement, Si. Claig county, Minos. | ter 27th 1857, Uafore S. M. Goodson jp.
itted tot! dance of one of tho neu eforashe of November 18 bay horse, about fifteen and a half hands hig nov 2 J. BRADFORD, clk.
mitted toth: gui of one of the 1 |. in all Se five years old last spring, With astar and snip, y pel

ons will
wunity are permitted lo e: iW
eyond the encl-sure of the Ac

of the
their walks

te PUBLIC NOTICE A LIST OF LANDS and a staal white spot between them, inlow] VALUABLE MILLS AND FARM

order, no-brands or marks p sapprais xe
| five dollars by W. V nea ee a

contracto
ly known to the under:

ed or tot oci-

emy. aiins against the es-| pv; : ; ; ;

BR Cie as ate commissiorer attending the lettin : s e e8-| Lying in the County of Franklin and State of Illinois, subject to taxation en which the ta Roman and| -ex7t7,1, be offered at Publis:

vibe iri of emulation is e=cited the information of contractors abroad, | 4ay tate of Nancy lato of the | "%, femain due and unpaid, on the Istday of Sept. A. D. 1887,for the years and ainounts | tise, before Wao. Welch, Uctober| WW “nigine gr or Devotee cess
pe) Kewl Sh) y be well to state, thut this line of road y of Beankhin, therein set forth, with the Interest and Cost due thereon, to the first Monday of March | valuable BarmsWithithe milla rlieeied atta

hereby notil.ed and requ

excellence attained by each pupil in the dif: be

3. MES M. CHARLES, clk

ted S miles from Vandalia, m the St. Louid

aes tabs oy, dese pas noted and-Aourishing city of iy i zat 5
See eating _Dxery teenth alton, THe. the county seat of f Properly thentieatel (0.8 RyabatSustinele WS nichieesr "2 end sereal Oenerrie Acer Bae Us ._ Int TAKEN UP, ed il oat the, TETAS ,
general report detailing fciency and] \uq tilesec. | Court of said county on or before the Bret Lemucl R, Harrison sO. whnw 20 AY HeGaeunMLnGce Sibieel STC urricane river, The im-
conduct of every pupil, is read in the presence | ¢ Monday in January next, at which time I] Fyn Demnont BO clits w22 7a 10 jenjamin Marks, a bay ware, with black | provement con: of about 70 acres under
of all the teachers and ‘boarders ; after which, | shall attend said Courd for the purpose of hay [300 peu 5 Ha erate at }mane and tail: blind of the left eye, abont four-| tenes, whielsis good rich bottom land., Eighty
a ticket is presented, us a testimonial of ap- Re IE ceAn ing all claims against said 2 allowed or| Jonathan Ucrring 5 chfne 7 &s 2e eu 4 | teeu hands high, and cen years pprais- | acres are entered;and a Jorge quantity of Con=
probation, to the young iady who has obtained | PS" Se agar fl JOHN PLASTERS, Admr, — | Wm. N. Hynes 160 sc7Ss20 40 OS © Jed atthirty-two dollars and fifty by Mer-| gress land adjoining, well timbared. ‘The mill
The most distinguished place in her elasa: and) 1'd i= abundance Nov.21-4¢ | ”~S~*«t sad estate. | Benjamin Briggs 50 whf se 19 8:25 20 Of « piclda, Larry Carroll and William Dwyer, |e aaigobx Saw and Grist Millesthe forneron
merited pre-eminence by the regularity of hi PROPOS ~ ~ - — Dayid Herring 90 12.w fs w 108s 2 35°04 « | : e Richard ‘ ry j. p. Ellisville, Me- tt east and the latter on the West bank of tho
conduct. fe F ‘ WOOL ROLLS Cuddy Harrison 80 whisw 20)1 04: «. | Menryco-Sept-16, 1897. La The saw mill cuts from

The religious exercises of the institution Will also be received at the same time or PVOO, 1 2 Moses Garret _J10 ptne 207s Be 55 05 « Nov. 2 JOSEPH WOOD, clk. ]2000 per day. f
are those of tho Catholic Church, but pupilsof] ind place for the exceution of the con-| fA” Noy, 9. EBENEZER CAPPS. ene 160 5 7s 30 40 08 « TFAREN UP. = Store and Grocery is situated on this pro-
other denominations are» mitted without! templated improvement at the Kaskas Z ae 160 0 aoe onenta |ee a tntherd sitestsay mares eunpasodlte be direetly on the St. Louis road whero the
distinction, abd poione tare d to inerfefetkia river, and at Shoal Creek, on the PUBLIC NOTICE. Richard Elliot 70 7s 33 05 03 « | three years old, of light grey color, with do Sean Uae, erate on edereem
for thocake of orders it be reqiiredi that’ they line of the Great Western Mail route, HEREBY give notice to all clerks of | Willian Parris 160 nw 36 7s 30 40 08 « {mane and tail, with a dark stripe over the! porons disposed ito (puretinse! ante ros
Forth ora Tatiecof religion performed| between Vincennes and St Louis; said | Cows and other official officers, ie a aaa Nulbantol Jones 80 - chfsw 24 7340 sossoateieey | Hackorurning to\Ph8 tail, both hind legs Whites eat] and see the premises. sila
in the house jobs not having been let on the Oth inst- | ter9, directed to me 92 EMT oy er they | filtiam Jourden 150 LOR ae eee an eee ee i obeeky thitte ale to take placo on the premises, at 12

The precervation of hewith is an object offant, as heretolure advertised, in couse- | Vi mot be takeu out af Poet parts OF MEY) John Browning 100 4009 een ee a oH ack, M.

iJ pL vill not bu taken out of the office g and a half hands bigh, amé appraised at forty
ynaternal solicitude, and clicerful exercise en-| Guer.ce of th We nessa a pecaitee | Weal Oe see e office. | David Shultz 160 “240 03 -« ands Ligh) amd y WILLIAM EB)
ft EEE Ne eae orbituncy of the bids R. TOLER, Sherif. | 7 BM , Levy 4 dollars by Edward Jenkins and Joba Floods! qfursicane Brideo, Nov. 2

part an extensive and ogresable PSY-) veeciveditherato Mayaville, Noy. 0, 1697. ‘Nov. 16 | ‘Thomas ‘Teammel 160 ne30 10s40 1883 & 937. 4 80 16 “ before Bdward Jendins, j. p. Lake prociuct, ricane Bridge, Nov. 2, 1

oun). bar ais Pee eae rar — | Sram: or [nntxors, McHenry co, Sept, 22, 1837. IP MR. THOS

Tegularity, neatness, cheerfulness, and de-| “The work at the Kaskaskia lies in ye TAT 5 Rate O18) bssy7 gs * , Henry DOT E IP MR. THOS. ORR;
corum of manners and deportment, are objects| and near Carlyle, and consists ofa la NEGRO TAKEN UP. ers say os oe Ms Bulan Si it of the (game ded . Nov. 24. SUSE HAKOOR ce! - Fy ATE of Rosehall; Demfriesshirey will

Macoupin comity, Hlnois, on the 17th of Court of aklin County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the de- TAKEN UP, call upon Mr, George Scott, at Peoria,

ial,

y attended | amount of Ba

incessantly inculeated, and § nkment and extens

it

Suael Lite; s)s/ linquent hind listo? said county furnished me by tho Auditor of Public Accounts, for the | BY Sohn Koller, of Macoupin cvunty one bay ir write to him through the post office thore
y 2 ,

to by the Ladies who preside over the institu-| Bridging, chiefly over the river botto her, 1837) sho calls his name vel Lite sap
tion, and-every effert is made by them to forin ee eer ie att Shoulceresk 1 isis fee an ip aster fet Be {| vears 1836 & 1837, with the emount axes & Interest due on each tract, for the years| mare, eight or nine years old last apting, three ie will hear of something to his advantogo.
tnd improve the bearte of their pupils, and to| sists of heavy Embankments, Culvert Bridge, | burs, Ky. (Gorbe saye) he is about in Bore’) aforesaid. And Ldo hereby give notice that on_ the first Monday of March next at the White feet, eome eaddle spots, a snip on her!” Nov 17-3 9
implant in them a solid esteem and Jove of vir~ F Hy eet ddyears oll, black, bow-legged,| door of the Court House in the town of Frankfort, in the said County, each of the said| nose, heavy with foul, about fourteen hands = 2
: ; f ) black, ge) | | ae Jhon
tue, but without exercising any undue influ- quired tobe conmnene-| Hish face, Big ty Fell mouth sla 10 speak when | (racts upon which Taxes and Interest remain ducand unpaid will bo sold at Public Salo| high, appraved to fry a ae Dy) Sau WHITE BEANS. :
ence over their religious opinions. ed within twenty daye after the Lettius, and | *okeu to. The owner will please eciut forwart.| for the ‘axes futerest and Casts so remaining due and unpaid upon each of said ‘Fracts Reader and Wiliam Marsball, befure Paschal | 5 Bushols of Whito Deans;for eal
TERMS to be completed on or before the first day of (ove Property, nud pay clinrurs oF site he will bo) eocpecti i 2 us, Readers je Ps Soe ON a. |* by i. CAPPS.
Hea and ae eee Se EO Een maybe | Newnes WETHERPORD, SUT M.C Given under my hand at Frankfort, this 10th day of Novembor, A. D. 1537. a TAENTUD Oct. 12.
Toition alone for day Schela FH roposals for any of the above work may be == ;. M. HUBB: ant PAKEN — :
Pies aa er CTA ele cceaitat ite Mr srsl eee nearer NOTICE. S: MS HUBBARD; Ciks =| yewnisiam Owen, liviogon Apple.ersok, in|, NOTICE 2TORQONARA CTO fests
BAER CUA RG rete etrear None he nla, 2d Janvary,| ErShereby given that the Copartacrebip| — Dinah Nor J2,an the county of Macqupin, a| GYEALED proposals, addressed to the Com-
ee ih oe UNH ess and will be received at any tine pre- ‘i albe wiorenntila’ Business - horatolvre eR ATT SNe dark bay horse, with black iano anid Cail; blacks | 7" sionera, M. K. Alexander and Thomas
French Langa vison, Seay Sap [Sous to four o'clock» mon the day of Let] oF sing at Carlyle, Clinton county Iino NOTICE IS HEREBY G:VEN, Fa ieee and Tout whit up Co] 7. Blake, Wsqrs., at Mount Carmel ino
Tabata. C= = 16.09 Gt, |Ungeand will bo Galy considercdy DAE ATSeM' Vainder the nome, style and do Son of| That at the door of the Court House in the County af Montgomerg, on the first] the paatern joint, come white hairs around the| ey Titer y EL DUH FE
i 2 is = I 2 8 pict * pales ee ry . age t * . 5 hoof of the right hi foot, an saddle spot embe: , Bev cubic
t Spa ee oie WILLIAM KINNEY, Ban eee Se Con and ale weder| Monday in March next, the lands contained in the foltowing list (or so much Hof of the Fight hind foot, and w ends $s of building stone, suitable for the lock,
Medical atteudance, - 15 3 Acting com'r for 2d Judicial circuit. | the name, style and description of Ajicek,| thereof as may be negessary,) ¥ Ibe sokt for the Taxcs, Interest and Costs] *0 ii0 ieit side of the moutb, about fourtacn | ment to be cohstructed at the
Neoding of clothes, if done at 40 | Tuternal Improvement Of Rockieell & Co- is this day dissolved by mu-| — due and unpaid thereon: the same being returned by the Auditor of Public 0 be 5 ol lat d Rapids of the Wabash, to be delivered
Sa CaNONT 1 08 4 t ’ jy u ‘ I a m im Uy ithe arewdayso0 ¢
ais nshttion, es) lil Dt; Oct Uy ine tual consent. ‘The business will hereafier| Accounts, to the Clerk of the County Commissioners Court of said County] spring, a natural trotter, appraised to forty dol | by he Aree ay of June next, on te river bank
at Bed ens farsa}: 1.78 1 | Gay The tliois Stato Register, tho Alton | he conducted by THOMAS B. APELECK,) as a list of Lands lying in the County of Montgomery, subject to taxation,| arate at tho lower termination of sail Rapide, at
B. Boarder Bee ee eae Nese une will pay all the debts ish the taxes remain.due and unpaid on the lst day of,Sopt,.1837, for| before John Seat, j; ns Wetores Nee places toiboidesigeated tS atieD Sau omnalS
‘i Oe : ‘ : pa J Page Nov. 24. JOHN WILSON, clk. ing charge of the: work, ‘The stone to beat”

sted to pay semi-| carinel " tative,

N. 3B. Boarders are requ elegraph, Belleville Rep i : d x
annually, and Day-Scholars quarterly, in ad-| Illinois Advertiser, chieayo Democrat, Louis- nd who is fully author-| the years and amounts therein set forth. the first quality of limestone, in blocks that
vance. ville Journal, St. Louis Bulletin, and the Rail eipt for all debts due Patonters. Acres, Description, Yeare. _ ‘Tax Doral, TAKEN UP, will ndmit of being dressed to lay in courses
When in sickness, extraordinary expences} road Journal. New York, will please publish Se pie 'Lhos. S.'Toyasend 80) whfnw 3f 9n dw 1837, Sl 20 $l BY Josinh Randle, living five miles Zorth of] of ry not Ieeagghon 14 inches, nor mora
are incurreé, a bill of the same Will be pre-| the above once a week until the Ist of sanuary ‘THOS, B. APELECK, sane 80 chfsw3s9adw 1 20 1 451 Upper Alton, in Madieon county, a dark ches-| than 2 fect thick, when in the wall. The beda
{ sented. 4 forward their accounts therefor to G¥O. ROCKWELL. as 80 whfsw259ndw * 1 20 Fe seer ot ouare, with afew white haira in her [of stone as they Tuy in the quarry tobe not lese
As the young Indies are at liberty to pase nt Office at Belleville SIDNEY BREESE. saac White $59 89 ned lindw 2.32 2 60| forehead, right hind foot white just above th than 2 feet wide, and the blocks not lees that
the vacation at the Academy, no de Carlyle, Sopt. [Oct 6st JHRAM ROUNTREB, Cik. Govnty Com. Ccurt. astern joint, a black spot on her left thigh} feet long. No proposals will be’ considered
will be made for such of the boarders as epend : : ” Go. Nov. aan Montgomery Co. Ill, | ¥ith nuniber of smaller ones on het rik for the delivery of any Jess quantity than one
the time of vacation elsewhere; nor will any — Administrator's Notice. Hillsboro; Montgomery Co. Nov.’ Ist 1837. ontgomery Co. Ill erie not eo perceptible, branded of the left] théusand yards, and tie Commissioners would
thing be deducted from the account of those! ONECART LOAD OF SHAVINGS OBLIC. nolyze i 5 L certify that the foregoing advertisements for the public sale of Lands in the coun-| shouldar with the letter C, about fourteen and profer making separate contracts for that quay-
who leave the institution before the expiration REWARD. UBLIC notize is hereby given, that T) 0. oe Clark, Crawford, Branklin and Montgomery, were duly published on the 24th day | a half hands high, five years old last spring, a tity, but will be governed by the proposals aub-
of the quarter entered upon, unless they leave STRAYED OR STOLEN. willatend the Probate court of Jackson | Nyy 1837, in the Iigols State Register and Poopto’s| Advoca hablished in Vandalia,| natural rottorsno otlier marke or brands per.| mitted os to the quanity fo be nwarded to any
AY eee - Sean 28 te ie Monnet wnumry NeXL| Tra ettey co. Hlinois, and that the avmber ofthe fireguing tanseripts anshaotices so publish | ceizable appraised Aiea to Tae 2 Sse! inte Gems AEA Ea ae se
PECIAL, 2 vr the purpose of making il settlement! a” corres c py inted for that week, a . iNiam Y. Harrison to sixty-five dollars, be- |Tv e Is 22 ovember, the uns
'--‘The boarders, on their entrance, must be My apprentice boy has gee etay. Ler RE SC MITA LTencon ieceaseOsTAT | Cor corres te oe eg printed for that week, nad that the same] "iz; Randle, jn, Ostohos 21,1897. |ersigned, upon antlicaion taibimet hale
supplied with six napkins, six towels, a knife, ALLELUIA Gh, of said county, where all pei nj| Were published and distributed in singl numbers trees ae WALT or Nov 24 WoT BROWN, cik. _ [fice at Mount Carmel, Ilinois, will designate
fore and tumbler, a silver table and tea spoon,| Att apprentice Boy by the name of Calvin | can attend it they see proper. . WALTERS, Printer. ——— the quarries from which the stone must be
combs, brushes, &c. &c., with such as they| Nearing indentured to me to learn the Car- FOUN HIRST, Adm’r. , ae TAKEN UP, ,| brought, make known the epecitic terme of the
| Hay need of the following books, which are| ponters trade has come up missing without Brownsville, Gth Noy. F837. Nov. 1741 BY: Williem:Relph livieg four miles cpat of |Eonteact tol be enkeren a rae age og
used at the Acasa see trun. |22Y emuse or provocation, therefore be it Y pale g SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS. Schoal Lands for Sale. eet lle nae Stele oars attesliee | ores itera eae the subject as may bp da-
| English.—Webster's Dictionary, and Mur-) known that I hereby performa duty required 5 5 . OTICE is hereby. given that I shall offer] PAUIERE will be offerred at public sale i the coun-| f ies ail tore anddle Peete seni
i ray's Grammar and Exercices; Worcester’s| jy Jaw in forbiding Diner Gem tr Administrator's Notice. TIC Tie pete) court house door in. the| A ty of Mavion;in the teu of Salem, oh the Brat ROS ee Soe AV aM ReA HAS Ga ane er .
| Geography and Atlas; Grimahaw's History of |i, trusting enid Calvin Nearing on my SHALL attend the court of Probate of| town of Maysville, cotmty of Clay, on the Ist] Monday io December ext, in bslf quarter rections, oat) body about the sort ribs, ao other nar! spt ey ee Wabash Riv,

of Janney, 1998) the whole of the 16th ubalvited by tes north audsouy soe itor brands pereciwabe, appraise to eighty d

intow 3, range 8 i section in tov ¢ a
Hi A Oe Ee eae aafealer [number two east ofthe dhict prveipal meron ine, [are by Jacob Gunterman and William Mize, WANTED, |
grecably ‘ sale: . p. Nov. 4, 1837. 100 CORDS of good Ach, Oak, and Hicko,

aa theeky = ‘ofone, twoand theee years, he purchaser | before Julius L. Barnsback,
Pew GNU aRcCa hy css Mure ity with 12 per cent 24 W. T. BROWN, clk. wood, delivered at the Steam mill, fo

the United States, of England, &e. with keys] t
and questions to the same ; Pike's Arithmetic s) /°0U0".
Polite Learning; Tooke’s Pantheon ; Jamio-| law in f

son’s Rhetoric; Blake's ry and Phi-| oblig:
ae cart load of shavi

= Ishall be compelled to put the Jackson county, Illinois, on the fist] ds
ce, and further more, I hereby Monday of January, 1838, prepared to make
self to pay the above reward of | @ final settlement of the estate of William] that county
sand no thanks for| Gaston, deceased. late of said county, at] * credit af) 01

onacred
giving hond with approved soc

Josophy ; Irving's Astrovomy ; Irving's Re oT ain thee 5 in i

men, Grecian, and Jewieh Aatiquitios, tho apprehension und delivery of the said| Which time oll persons interested enn a.tend eae es ee aan bone pesedboa by lage Ice PO RL at

Mog’on the Globes, and Worcester's Histori-| Calvin Nearing to me in the town of Vanda- BENNINGTON BOON, Adn'r. |" I. THOMPSON, Sch. Com. | ""Ocreber, 214 1837. E. MEADOR, __ BLANKS, : ee WILLIAM LINN,
eel Atlas. French—Nugent’s Dictionary| Nov. 3. MOSES PHILLIPS.| Brownsville, Gth Nov. 1887. Nov. 17-4! Mayaville, Nov. 6, 1837. Noy 10. | School Com: Of all kinds for sale at this Ofce- August 13,

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> A LIST OF LENDS ante DANK OF ILLINOIS AT 3HAWNEETOWN.) VANDALIA ACADEMY SUPPLEMENT TO THE GLOBB. {Jollars. The discount on neurtain money} R. Peon Siwith, Sinith, ,
sine , i ini vhich Tax a ’ aA iti — i charged? w » low | Mrs. Phelps Woodhu)
ving in the County of Washington, State of Mlinois, on which Taxes remain) 47,147) Sratement of Ute condition of the : will bo charged’ with the remitter: the low | Mre. Phelps, Food,
ae and uipatl viet first day of Sept, 1837, for the years herein set forth Deaksmadaia pean pee PROSPECTUS FOR THE CONGRESS | prices and superior paper absolutely prohibit| Mts. Willard, Muss C.S. Cushinan
as appears from the Auditors list. wi ia DE i enced | ONAL GLOBE SND APPENDIX. |paying discount, Me a ae Basra
Patentee. Present Owner, Acres. pla Description, Years, ‘Tax. Int. Cost. Vandalia on Monday the 31st day of July On no condition wil a copy ever be sent] (5° oleae ni ,
John _D. Patton, 160 807 2s Sw 1837. §2 40 Sets 21 le ides the avpes{alendancelofcompticnt csach= sible of the deep interest which must|until the payments are received in advance.) jee We. Chandler 0
Same 76 85 nw 18 9s 3w “ Pid 43. QI ri See ete eparae contuctea, | Be felt throughout the Union in tho proceed-| As the arrangements for the prosecution of TERMS.
. Middleton & f en are spacious ibrious) aud all the pupils. ings of anew Congress, convoked by the |is great literary undertaking are all wade! Pye tepmsof the Lady's Book are Three
cae Drown, ¢ 1eReynolds 10 pte n w 24 Q3w 15 0 2 auized to meet once n week in the saive hil, far pore | nt ation, fo meet the extraordinary |and the proprietor has redeemed all his pled | 1, ee Aaa Beak arora
ae? 7 5 7 y als powes of © Nic emergencies which bayearisensince the clos es toa gencrous public for ma NSTC opera oat er Rede td
. Bond. 160 swl Isdw “ 240 8 21/¢ ‘ en s, emergencies wh Wearisen since the ¢ r Ea for many years,! ollars, payable ce, A onde!
Sere 96 ptsel Is4w G lgletery acy 3 yt done is divided into wo terms or sessions, Of) of Generdl Jacxsor’s term of service th |foars of the non-fulfilment of the contract Dollar aa ndv:nee, All erders
2 7 5 36 &'37 505 16 2 3 The. fit secion will herenfict commence on thn| undersigned have Jy made preparatio {can be felt, ‘The Omnibus will be regularly es = ODE:
J Gukiplers ay: me eaxtonn 16h sesh sy Sore ae at = al Monilay” in. Marcin and the secounl session will | to Gurbish their et in thoforniot; |issued, and will contain ia a year, rewlite| caerary Hoomn Chemn Succi ons oberon aim
ames 4 ras . » 240 8 rommicuice on the second Monin Concrrsstoxat As these ¢}matter equal in atount to two volumes of} : oa
Notice is hereby given that on the first Monday in Mrch next, at the door a : igi fe hited toe institution worthy of | publications comprise a full and. fuithty | Rees’ Cyclopedia, for the small sum men-] \ 1,5 publisher of the Lady's B
of the Court House in Nashville, in the county of Wshington, the lands ge 2 Dae nan ess its departments | ceed ofall that is done in an AvvxNor | tioned above, Aedress post paid, Asli publisher offthesLady:a,Beolsis Eos
contained in the foregoing list, lying in said county, or so much thereof a: will De Shed aly commenced | Containing the finished speeches prepare: rip ATED nected eg other pobular periodicals, he
be sufiicient, will be sold for Taxes, Interest, and Costs, which may at that time 2 a by the members theinselve y are suite “nous ALDIBE, suggests, for the convenience of remittances
be due and unpaid thereon—the Lands contained in said haying been re- =a = notonly to ify the curiosity efthe hour, & | — 46, Carpenter St., Philadelphia. _ | the fellowing system of a
turned by the Auditor of Public Accounts to the said county, asa delinquent 22 ea, ak FILES (OUT inform the distant constituaney of the per FOR SALE BY E. CAPPS aa are peck BRING = sas
list of non-residents lands, lying in said county, on which the taxes remained 3s fam. Wexpense, on account of tition, in the | performed by their immediate representative Acer ror Jous S. Mua ail} Book and Marryait’s Novelr,for<._ $3
due and unpaid on the Ist day of Sept, 1837. Ee z96 mea Oni xiven for the pro-|and of the result of the labors of all = but, we sei ud Marcyntt’s Novels 17 In all, = $5.
Nashville, Oct. 31, 1837 WM. BOYD, Clik. C. G. €. W. C. iets, 283 Sureni sav of x good library, a plan doubt not they will be fund permancnids GARLEGANT’S ie and Satuniny News -§
8 3 al aud philosophical apparat useful as the most authentic, complete and nt Colebrated ‘Trin, = =
Be 3 Tuniietion Wil be giv Fee convenient parliamentary record 0 eno], BALSAM OF HEALTH, | |!ijciso Marat: Soave isiearel
Re oP a3 times. repared only by JOHN S. MILLER,
é A LIST OF LANDS — == This undertaking haying, with these views, | at his Drug andl Medicine Store, op- We GHGRGR!
Lying in the County of Jefferson subject to taxation, on which the taxes re- ie By been liberally patronized by the public, it is posite the Market House, Freder- BULWERS AND MARRYATDS WORKS.
y wy. aon one halfthe amounts charged to pup Ma i r k

main due and unpaid, on the Ist of September, |

this earty and

ontin ing the followi

for the same ti

our purpose Co Ju

jand aftor the pre ed ; ick, Maryland. Comp' splendid Novels,

Patentee. Present Owner. Acres. pls, Deseription. Years. Tax. Tut. Cost 2 charges for tition to all classes of pupils favor, by increasing the strength of our corps hae alrealy acquired a Will be furnished to any person sending us
Henry Bichile, Philip & Spear. 160 nw 28 Ys 3e 2 40 Scr 21 & od bal oash ow esncial kiran pu Missi of Reporters at the next fall and winter ses- i fasatbess perieisinaasbark | Rives oliats) posiogd paid.

Gorun A. Worth, 160 ne 32 Y Be « "240 8 ol as asthe Trusteesinay ie proper ‘There ter ich eae ee Usoenonil Wicd leaked is Uy AneateTesy Ser MARRYATT'S WORKS.

Gray & Grant, oa 40 pts w 32 2s Je « Co 2 21 s for : the country to settle all that has been unset ad, Virginia, Penusyleanin, Ohio, compnisixa.

William Iynes, 80 wiscG 3s 4c “ 190 4 Y G Orthography, Reading and Peomansbip, g6 per tled by the overthrow of jhe syt De ork, Kentucky, Missouri, Caroliva, AL ‘The Story of the Greek
Tames Kelly, 160 ae eesede « 240 8 al conse eA Re ites as established by Congress—the over- |sbama, Georginy Deeang, tests ts unparal | Jacob Falth fil Slave ston

State of Mlinois, Jeffirson Corinty: ‘ fT Gober, $8 pier wen throw of the currency as established by the |" Ty vareds of persons have used it, an nino out of | Che Three hoe

constitution-and the overthrow of the system

ory, Cheinise News

I, Noaw Joustox, Clerk of the County Commissioners’ Court of Jeflerson

County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is « true copy (as corrected by me EU eerie Moat Con pee tena scuer Wate | Of TeVenusy aaing means) on as SAAC SARI, SOAR Search. kia

of the Delinquent Land List of said ¢ oanty, furnished me by the Auditor of Pub- 23 2 Belles lettres, Drawing, Painivg ond MusickyG10 | uryetgree, and tho repulution of cern orce Father, F

lic Accounts, for the year 1837, with the amount of taxes, interest and cost due 2 penter Beary nae BE nesisiney itorasttolihe pave ; ¢ Finek UNO. Water Garrisrs

on enehittrnetithereiny for thely foresaid ee AWd I hereby. nt 4 Latin, Greek, French, Gorman, and Ttalian Lan-| Every thing of pec interest to the gov-| as Goueral Debility or Weakness, Flatulency, Loze| ‘I'he Pacha of Maay Tales, The wonderoustale of Ham
Rn oaby cpt aoreenid 1 hereby Eeixelpubli notice poapealg 19 OU ae erat ernment and thenntion will be involved in thor Cries Story of wheOlt Womans

that, on the first Monday of March next, at the door of the Court House, in the Anstructors in some of the above branches

sand it was | Stomach, Cose

: ess, Headache, Ja
the President would not have |*3 Billions Cholic, &e, Ke. tronbted win | C&IR™

snent | Hose allimportant subjects left to Executive | worms, it will opeente as a sale and: thorovalt vermie| yee
ching ction a moment beyond the time when a | fuge. Te ly Botana
Ny and practical, ‘Che | tu'l Congress could be summoned, that the
will be forty | September session was conyoked. ‘The mir
ive’ chinery of government, even when thrown

ave yet| discussions of the next Congr
robin

BULWER'S WORKS.

st Das of Pomp
‘akian,
Pilgsims of the Rhino.

tobe provided
them speedily

overy exertion is inaking

town of Mountvernon, in said county each of the said tracts of land, upon which

taxes, interest and cost remain due and unpaid, will be sold at public sale for the

faxes interest and cost so remaining due and unpaid upon each of said tracts re-
spectively. en

Given under my hand, dated at Mount Vernon, this 25th day

¥ NOAIL JOHN

Commissioners’ Court, Jefle

‘ A LIST OF LANDS
Lying in the county of Coles, subject to taxation, on which the taxes remain due
and unpaid on the first day of September, 1837, for the years and amount there-
in set forth, with the interest and cost due thereon, to March Ist, 1838.

Dollars,

f Oct. A. D. 1837.
STON, Clerk
n County, Illinois.

‘Statement of the condition of the Bank of Illinois, at Shawneetown, on the st November, 1837.

dollars pec ‘ean of five me
will be requires of the student for his at
tha chemical and. plillosophicil lectures, or for tl
ofthe apparatus, or the lib

‘The morals and health of
ty gunrded.

Tehas iso been det
cable, a 1

Our friends of the press will confer a par-
cular favour, by inserting the above adve

wiih tha tiame Blowa on the Glass, thus, Gacl

ise|out of geer, must continue to work; but] Balsam of Health, prepared only by John 8. Miller,| tisment, as some good natured friend hi

when so disordered, it movements my be and his signature au a Isbel, pasted on the outsile Hhoen huey in circulating a report that the

Vy driven in a wrong direction, ‘The Repre- ior icine counteriiteds | Lady’s Book had beon discontinued,

ly | sentatives of the people are alone compo-| "fant nnd ch} Qey-Papers pub it will plense address
ratic | theirs to. “Satucd ‘to

tinue, in the}

J pupils will be careful

neil to estal
ical, legal and theole

pe

factory direction accompanies
ev vieps

had at One Dollar per Bow
eral discount of the |)

He, Which
by the

News ;” if addr
Lady's Book they are refused.

tent to set all to rights. No Dem
C

{ Magistrate would ce

Patentees. Presentowners Acres.p's Qr section. Tp. RY. Taxs. Int cost aor nicete ndition of things at present existing, to] Prt Bett med othe
Charles Sawyer Wm. Morgan 80 eine 10 LIn Ze 137 $t20 ()g ate | Justice @ examination of students, iconve. | Substitute Executive expedients tur clearly ny of its cures are frequently receive eet =
Miles Hart © ~ 40 ptwisw [Qh 6. GG pgal! | emSialh Ceabien nt the et, at the expiration ofench term, viz Uetined law springing from the public will.” |n few of whieh follow this advertisement, aavt pian EST RAY
Daniel Drake 80) Ginw 17 © & 6 190.04 QL | and complete statement of the Ta EC ET a > PERM. toga cai ke section ile/Uirectiondraroltai{encl. bos TAKEN UP,
Thomas Brinigan £0 winw 17g coe SOL D0 'O.L.2 1k | on wheltat days ol Novem bats AEG se ee ae James Semple Edward Smith Bentese cor isunda role = BY Benjawin Ford, living in the Bear ere!
Henry Cole 40 pteisw 2812n Te * 600221 auc ot my. bone! nod éenls af Shawnesiowres |) ‘Tisoplilus James Ducklin Rsceejons cialis OUR Coo Jouy S. Mirsie—Dear Sie-—I do hereby certify. [precinet, Adama county, Illinois, onc yellow
John Houchin 12 pt nw BL 4 & & 189021 THoS.F VAUGUT, J xn Nai 7 ae Janies Seymour Ronee pret ix to the Con: that Lhave been afflicted with Disporiaplorns ew ber eight or nine 3 old, ha or ‘ hite
Jacob Slover 80 wi sw Bt & & 900421] T, Anesannen P. Firtn, Secretary of > Biown Cane Be a SL eeekE BRSTiaeT | epee eer oot iauae CHRemiD IG eGo
same ; 80 cine 17 11n- 8c & 1.2004 21 |State, do certify the foregoing to be w tre iMac -P. Field | Any person sendingus the: money for five Balsam of Health [eq ty" $50 by Geo. Tishtower and John Rid-
| Samuel Woods Hiram Woods 12 pt ne 1212n Be “ 1800.21 | copy of the November monthly report of the D Sentes Sa biesleaiae [Pontes ar erlhietofaueabive pullisationa’ il tain I have, jot entan ova ounce a8 dell before P. ¥. Martin, Req, this Sth day
John B. Hoffett 160 ne 1 & & 6 24008 2 | Bank of Hlinois at Shawneetown on file in B. Web be entitled to -a copy 1 Vat comfort during’ thts time; for a severe: pa of Oct :
- Peebles — 80 cisw Qp 6 & & 720421 | my oflice. * Richard M. Young Payinent may be transmited hy mail posta in fret Chad given myself up as incural 7 NICHOLAS WREN, clk.
Gordon = 1290 ptonw 29 11n 9e « 1800621 Ietresrioa encore shave : A D. Ewing Joho Robinson patdsnour risks 1 Ihave hal me many different remel a a
-* AN rs a are ry t Levi Davis VA aid, at our risk. withodt auy kind of benefit, Ca ul of your TAKE! oF
Jonathan Graham 80 cise 33 © 4, 2019¢21'| “[E-S.] hercunto eet my band! and the | ys G tailey orated Bank in the Unik Baler at Health, Ueing.‘tvertsel, L_porebased a | BY’ Wayne Robinson of Iancock county, Ti
Thos. J.Gillinwaters Thos: Blair 80 = No. L ne G12 9e « [200421 great seal of State, this 9th Adam W. Snyder hol enspend'sjiccio' payment befure the Lat of | bouts of youragent Wmadliller fs Winchicster Va. |o'brawn mare. 6ani ail bos “ff
4 a brown ma ie e ol
ath 0. rent 4. D. 1837, 1. of the Ti Ww r 1 i ! fn mare, sapposed to be 14 years old,
Benjamin Parker 18 Ryy eats IL © & & 97 q0 21 {oC November, A. D. 1837, and of the Inde- in, Kanne; May 1837, will be received But when sub-| Mer uiking tho three first doses 1 found my stomach | blind inthe lelt eye, blazed fice, with
i P 27 00) rattle: Usited Stated il wa Dtnektior EE Ree ane ee )
same aang) G cise Vipter epee er22 9790.2 1] Romdonce oftLites United, States site sixty Rev. Barton Stove | Stil ) procure the notes of banks in |i. cn is om rang cats ane Ae unin 28 Vdle marks, about 1 hands high. Appraised
same 2 winw 11 & « & 36Q) 21 (CoM A. P. FIELD. Eloweis Tevan Soran! the northren and iniddlo Stites, they. will {amin hale bot a alter wee Tat $25 by Hugh McFall and Benjamin War-
Isaac Lewis SOpcnvits or ld «© « & [200421 See.of State, | Boar te had in respectable famiies, at| please-scnd them YONI [inve'ent auy thive {have aa iuelnatinn foe and seep |FiNton before Charle
= 4 Vote = = | frome centsto two dollars per week, anatessaalG lobe fo} ell atnight. Mowas surpri 6 the quantity af Es
Jette ae, Bo cdnw 15 «& & & 1200421 INTERESTING TO FARMERS. and the healihy aud ceutealsicustion of Vantatin will | gy, ae ” aap : ther be a te Mone [most sinter ae Crammy stomach, which | Noy 17 S. 1. LITTLE,
saac Fleenor — p pt wa nw 17“ & & 1079021 = Ss Sd doubtles render it a desirable point for the attendance | MOS papers Nat coy ROS PeCWUg LAU a clined coated thick with it, ——
David Yarnall 123879 P hw Qn 90% Yo ne Qp | WOODSIDE’S PATENT REVOLVING | of studeuts fom oiier Sint attention shall be directed to it by a’ -nark| which no doubt 1 indigesta ARBN UP,
George Wibeley ~ 30 Carizs ee “GRiCTD HARROW AND SEE JAMES BL with the pen, Our exchange list is so largo} Given unter this Ist day of December, ]BY Henry S. Vandem, one bay m
g Ey, piwisw 1t16n 45 ol 2b : WM. G.6 at SANG 183 i
implement has beow repeatedly. te that we we would not observe it probably : upposed to be M1
James Barns * 80 cise 93.6 & & 1200421 Pater eee ectililie age WM. Du Lor, 1 hist be dane JOSEPH SNAPP, 1 }
~~ 80 ct « & & 19 See aisea ae ee ba HARVEY LEB Trosteos, unless this he done. ea Winchesier Vr tarin the forehead, hind
same Ree tw 1200421 who have acknow t Ro ULACK WELL. (¢r-No attention will be paid to any or- 45 before J. Rape, E
same cisw & & & 1900421 i P_S. Editors of Newspapers in this State, Hiendly | der, uuless moncy acompany it or unless some Cerlificate of Nicho Weaver. = F
same 80 cinw « «@ & 1200421 to te enues of general eiention, ate requested 10 responsible persons, Known to sto be Si,| _ ‘Thivis toccvtify that T boushe of your ascne at “edt 3. Ry MATITENY, elk.
cute ea woe «6 6 1200121 thet no give the nove no iusertion in their pay Yi hofore the session ex:| Gowers, sera bates of 3 TAREN TP,
William Bradshaw i wei Peete Tear With great expence of lnhor, both to maw al beast. — pepsin. Thad takeu much of Maxwell, living in 12 north, 1 east

obviate these dlisndvnnt asthe desi relief, until Eynade wu:

Mlinois. au

Knox county

LOUIS

JILLE MEDICAL IN-

James S. Martin 87 No.2ne 6 120 10e & 13.104 21 | subscriber, and to faras rep fal trials, ec STITUTE » Which effected ari hands high, 3 years old last s )
Reason Wiley AT pleine 12 & & & — 7() QQ QI_| firmed by tho unbs anplivel Ra b UTE, G27 Bovks ot newspaper postage. Foal all thase who 4 in his forehead. Ay $ |
Frederick Shoot 35 pteise Tas 08 52 Oo ee ne ea Ste ore aa ail BU ee cea oam oF lida tnatitation, properly Green James H. Roundteoe and 4
A, Henderson 105 70 No. 2n w 18 & & 6 15805 2p | who have wituessest its opera Itis worked by| 5 acacia jai snes of Ale duty to WALDIW'S LITERARY OMNIBUS, Nov. 2, 1836, a
Jos. Dougherty Saml. Barrett 80 No. 1 ne 413n 10e © 12004 21 | the.ail of YEAS a a ror tho reapectivelcliaira n'a Meiieal' School, | Novel ond important Litorary. Enterprise!’ \Certifieate from, the: Rec. D., F Sclurifery Pastor |) —————_—_—_ =
Tunes Barney 80 cise 24 © & & 1 QD OLE | reurime, aud io vel Letter style, than occupying sich a prominent. position and 20| Noxels, Tales, Biography, Yoynges, Travels} Sous 8. Muurn-Deae Sree t etn ic ny does | ye NACE
Isaac Parker® 80 Notnw Ba © 6 & 7 9D OF AL [harcows, which would re munificently provided for by the liberality of Reviaie cand meee aptie day (ojnform you thaw L + Balsam of | BY Henry Swisper, living 6 miles south-cast
same 8O cine BLK & & 1 20. Q4 QI [Ane Evelve ho : the city, have spared no pains neccessary to] —,., Xe 4 ‘ oF war. | Eleatths preniaed by: jetior medlicine, My e ray cont N county, a stray mare,
illit 1 0 q “49 ‘ seeding is performed in a manner expeditions, re; pable them to obtain the requisite information T was one of the great objects of“ Wal- | wife has long been ina delica! health, avid fof the following deseription, to wit
= ~ 2 < Pe b - ve that the expectations e public and to bring literature to covery |!eacs myself opp © ostrums and pateut medi fold past, appears to
ha : e 5n 10e p enly method ns commonly practic that the expectations of the public will , and. to bring literature to every [Nesey myself oppesad to nost H pateut medi Jold past, appears to |
Amos Lesley» 80) chuw “6% 6% 1200421 i PO ae Uazerenlcalated ig setiiote fully met, by the announcement they are| man’s door—That object has been accom-| cree hneverttcles consented 9 purcha ote | breast, the r ut, both hind feet white,
Thomas Lesley 80 cise 27% & & 190.0121 | heotservation ofa practical. nan; nnd armor w prepared to plished; we have given to books wings, and | hat Mes Sehtferdevived mote benefit fom the use | semald WHEL ot in lier foreheads cae
same. 80 cine QT 6 & & 1200421 ommendatory of its charneter, as relates to the Mile esr will CSAS GR the tis they have flown to the uttermost part of our fot itthan of any other inedicine, My opinion is that a eee ve
same 80 cine 34% 6 & 120421 Nis forse (ie we Monday Getoboe nex zee Resa Hue Der vast continent carrying society to he seclu- |i" cure cau be : Nea, Nove 2c 1037.
_ Eli Sargent x 500 wisw BG & & 7. 90.04.21 | strvction is such as to render i enavertible into an oF- o hy the flowing geatlemen sige |e occupation to the Eterary, information |r ie dfeeaere e A. WILLIAMS, elk.
A. Laugblin & Eli Sargent 76 ptwise BG © 6 7 [4 OBL | dinary horseor ox cart in five minvtes. Anatomy, by Jedediah Cobb M. De (late tall. We now propose still farther to re-
Benj. White 30° pteise 19 12n Le & 4501 21 |S Je requires but to be known to be appreciated, a4! Professor of saine in the Medical College of| duce price, and render the access to the lit-| rick, 4 S TAKEN UP,
John Waldrope, jr. 5 ptwise 19°* -«& & O7oOO21 | f Pe ay ont Ohio.) : x | erary banquet more than two fulda ible; | 1 tse the Batsain in my own BY Corneli in Pike coun
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i 3 Uh oGHOD period Uf time, by its supersed joston % ad we now propose to] Noven TRIG. udged to be 2 years c spring. Apprais-
pam Hite a prtne 30 120 Mw 55.0221 |r Sad clumsy affhir now mnnle use of Institutes of Medicine and Clinical Practice Gi valunia in ily ensny period for loss [Ses Detee GLeSO wer Delile iY te $50, by Jobn ‘Tomlinson and Allen
eee ‘ A gh REN 18 Lan Hw & 1 0804 QE | cover of weeds, 1 can with propriety by Charles Caldwell M. 1). (late Professor of | thn, four conts.a week, nud to all as piquant CO Daur B Tones, before Robert Wills, Esq, on the 4th
Samuel Ashmore 80 wise IS “© & «1 900421 same in Transylvania University.) Se ee ee AH Ici Cae celia ak eloriak - G mo. $10 c. of nber, 1837.
John King 80 cise 8% «& 6190042 gr s Teory and Practice, by B-.. Cooke'} Seasoning to the PU) Se MAT C ea = =i rare 17 JAS. DAVIS, elk.
ee ae ont 1S 12004 21 | perry vines, ey bnve all been effeetvally em AAT at eeoeee che sae tivtiee ieee z mmary of the ne GREAT SUCCES
saac May er ckne 18 1.20 04 21 | from the evil ght to tho sunace by this im- lia Tatversity.) Loe Ho erontetcc honda fo know by oxpe- OF TAKEN UP.
Noli Conus) a: See 0 mares yatorae ienent and exposed othe suns wich of ene some| “Materia Medica, by Lunsford P. Yandelt M. rience and ealculation that we eam go still THB. LAD WS BOOK yy accrivait Tomineon, one chestnot sor-
a n 10 1 20 04 21 ee eee minor haraw is the formation of the | D. (lite Professor of Chemistry in ‘Transylva- | farther in the matter of reduction, and we "AND LADIES’ MAGAZINE. sichatee Mjodaedato be vearay elds
Jackson Chaney 4 pteisw 32 Lin tay © 60.0221 |rcethwhich are screwed into a cylinder of well sea-| nia University fecl that their is still verge enough for us to = f ode high?n star in the forchead, some gad
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same 68 320 sw SL 7&1 02 03 ai- | inenathy an Garnatet Bla tld te CU ear Ey ony ALNSE M My Tohn Locke [EENY appetite that mental ch it} ‘This periodical has now reached a circu-|by Henry Kent and Gideon Farthing, bo~
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Matilda Baker 40 lot 7st wine 16 1In 9e & (00221 | pmirie grace, &c., canbo furnished. ciseh OHI) Medical Col- culating Library, now as|the present perilous state of the times. The mber, 18 baci ere
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same : 80 einw 16 « « « 1200421 nerex) aces 2 the south fork of Sangamon river, in Mont~
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aul n 1200421 Jp the roots of the prairie grass into three inch pieces,| cline, Chemistry will be taught by Dr. Yan-| nge shect of the size of the largest newspa- |b as eget gomery count y'
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